Your life is a set of processes. Run it like one.
Set up how each piece of work runs, once. Stand keeps it moving and shows you only what needs you.
Every process is a route you can read.
You lay out the stages once. Each piece of work moves along them, and Stand holds it to the route you set.
- Stage
A step the work passes through. Name it how you’d say it.
- Where it is
Each piece of work sits at one stage, so you always know how far along it is.
- Gate
Who may pass, or what must be true. Work waits here until it’s met.
- Who it waits on
Each stage says who works it: you, someone you share it with, or an agent.
- Moves
Where work can go next, including back a step when it isn’t ready.
One place for what needs you.
Every process can ask for you. They all ask in one place, with one count, so nothing waits on you without your knowing.
- Approve the tile quoteBathroom remodel, held at the gate before DemoOpen
- Review the settings changeShip app v2, in Review after Claude Code’s runOpen
- Book Thursday’s session with AnaLearn Spanish, at Speak with a tutorOpen
People and agents work the same route.
A stage says who it waits on, not what kind of worker that is. Give a stage to an agent, keep it yourself, or hand it to someone you share the process with. The gates hold either way, so an agent never goes further than you let it. Agents are a choice. Every stage works without one.
Start from a process that already runs.
Pick a template, then make it yours. Every change is kept, and you can undo any of them.
- Learn a skill 5 stages
- Home project with a quote gate
- Code with agents sessions on a repo
- Hiring shared with a team
Stand up your first process.
Stand is a desktop app for Mac and Windows. It needs no account to start, and your processes stay on your computer until you choose to share one.
Stand is in early access, and downloads open soon.