Palomita
A paper planner with a digital memory.
Palomita is a planner for people whose real work happens in conversations: meetings, hallway follow-ups, decisions, loose notes, and the next action you cannot afford to lose.
Use it on screen, print it on paper, or move between both. The page stays simple; the app remembers what paper usually forgets.
Why it works
In a meeting, paper is fast, quiet, and respectful. You can listen instead of managing an app.
Afterward, scan the page. Palomita turns handwriting into editable tasks, notes, history, and answers.
How it works
The same loop keeps paper and digital memory in sync.
Start with a page that already knows today: actions, prep, projects, notes, and lists.
Use the page in the real world. Add notes, cross out old items, check things off.
Bring the page back in. Palomita reads handwriting, checkmarks, and crossed-out items.
File what is finished, carry forward what is open, and make the next page cleaner.
Use the digital memory. Search History or ask what happened, changed, or needs follow-up.
What you get back
Tasks stop disappearing. Meeting notes stop living in five places. Follow-ups stop depending on memory. And when you need to know what happened, you can search History or ask Palomita directly.