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How it works
Give DTD the open loop. It carries the rest.
Send a request, forward a thread, or CC DTD. From there, DTD keeps track of what is supposed to happen and stays with it until the loop closes.
Start from ordinary email.
Nobody else needs an account, an app, or a new way of working.
Forward
Forward an existing conversation and say what you want resolved. DTD uses the thread as context.
CC
Add DTD to a live email thread when you want it to keep an eye on a commitment and follow through.
Control
Tell DTD to pause, stop, change the owner, wait longer, or check with you before taking the next step.
Lifecycle
From instruction to closed loop.
DTD tracks the task as the conversation changes. It does not treat a reminder schedule as the source of truth.
Step 1
Send the notes
Turn these into action items and make sure they're done before next Monday.
Step 2
DTD extracts commitments
Rahul - revised forecast - Wednesday
Sarah - legal review - Friday
James - customer list - Thursday
Step 3
DTD follows up
Hi Rahul - following up on the revised forecast due today. Can you send it across when ready?
Step 4
The deadline changes
Rahul: “I'll have it tomorrow morning.”
DTD updates the expected date automatically.
Step 5
The file arrives
DTD recognizes the requested deliverable and closes Rahul's item.
Step 6
The loop closes
All 7 actions from Monday's meeting are now complete.
What DTD is paying attention to
The conversation is the state.
Replies can change who owns the work, when it is due, whether it still matters, and whether it is already complete.
A promised date
“I’ll send it tomorrow.” DTD updates the expected date and waits.
A new owner
“Sarah is handling this now.” DTD updates who it is waiting on.
An out-of-office reply
DTD waits rather than sending pointless follow-ups.
A deliverable
When the requested file or answer arrives, DTD can recognize that the task is complete.
A changed instruction
“Don’t chase her again until next week.” Your latest instruction becomes the rule.
Ambiguity
If a consequential action is unclear, DTD asks instead of guessing.
Follow-up logic
Persistent, not annoying.
DTD considers business days, deadlines, promised response dates, previous reminders, out-of-office replies, whether someone already replied, and your preferences.
It follows the conversation, not a blind timer.
Try the real product
Give DTD one open loop.
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