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Master the Ivy Lee Method with 6 priority tasks. Organize bookmarks, build knowledge base, and document workflows. Elf is a personal productivity assistant built around the Ivy Lee Method — a century-old technique that works because it forces focus: six tasks, in order, every day. THE IVY LEE METHOD, BUILT IN • Priority — today's six tasks, numbered 1 to 6. Start at #1. • Planned — tomorrow's six. Plan them each evening. • At midnight, Elf resets your board automatically: finished tasks are archived, unfinished ones move to Leftover, and your Planned list becomes today's Priority list. • Leftover and Complete tabs keep the past organized without cluttering today. CAPTURE FROM ANY PAGE Right-click anywhere to send things to Elf without leaving the page: • "Bookmark in Elf" — save the page to your bookmark library with tags. • "Add to Elf Knowledge" — save highlighted text, with its source link, to your knowledge base. • "Capture Page to Elf" — clip a whole page for later reference. EVERYTHING ELSE IN THE SIDE PANEL • Bookmarks — a tagged, searchable library that lives in Elf, separate from your browser bookmarks. • Knowledge — notes and clippings with tags and source links. • Workflows — write down your repeatable processes and SOPs step by step, so you never have to remember how you did something twice. FAST AND OFFLINE-FIRST Your data is stored locally in your browser, so every screen opens instantly and keeps working without a connection. Sign in to sync securely across devices and pick up where you left off in the Elf web app. Do six things today. Elf remembers the rest.
Jul 20, 2026
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