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Aabhal

Your work diary, reorganized — by project, not by page.

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Nine things you stop losing ↓

Why Aabhal

A notebook remembers the day. Aabhal remembers the project.

Each of these is a real section of the app, named the way you'd name it yourself.

Project Information

One project, one page

Rough work, decisions, issues, risks, deliverables and meetings sit in a single scroll. Nothing to hunt for across notebooks, folders and chat threads.

Decision Log

Decisions keep their owner and date

Six months on, you can still say what was decided, who called it, and when. The question that usually costs an afternoon takes ten seconds.

Issue Log

Open issues stay visible

Severity and status on every entry, with a live open count on the header. Problems don't quietly age out of view.

Risk Register

Track the upside too

File threats and opportunities alike, each with a response strategy and a status. Filter to negatives, positives or everything.

To Do List

Hours land on the work

Time is recorded against the activity that consumed it, so effort and progress sit side by side. No separate timesheet to reconcile.

Review Meeting

Meetings end in action items

Agenda, minutes and actions in one record, with attendees and date attached. The meeting leaves something behind.

Report Artifacts

Every deliverable has a home

Artifacts filed by date and name, ready to download. The version you actually sent is the version you can find.

Rough Work

Rough thinking has somewhere to go

A scratchpad at the top of every project, with attachments. Half-formed notes and screenshots stay attached to the work they belong to.

Dashboard

See where attention is needed

A status radar of open-task completion, plus what needs attention, what's handed off, what's in progress, and the week behind you.

What a project looks like inside

The record writes itself as you work.

Entries carry an owner, a date and a state — so the project can be read months later by you, a client, or whoever picks it up next.

Decision Aabhal is decided Sandip · 2026-07-29
Issue Fathom brand is common with productivity app area Medium Open
Risk Possible threat from other companies on brand name Organizational · Mitigate · Identified
Task To create website — Planning Doing 5% · 0.5 hrs
Meeting Review — to find out the brand name Agenda · MoM · Action items

Start today

Give the next project a page of its own.

Try it on one live project. If the record isn't easier to read than your notebook by the end of the week, nothing lost — deleted items wait in the bin either way.