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Plane 2 — GTD email inbox

Process the inbox with GTD cards and the four swipe gestures, and turn an email into a task or project.

The other side of the Relationships Plane is your email, processed with a method. This inbox follows the GTD approach: every email comes in, you decide, and it moves on its way.

What you need before you start

  • Organization mode active (switch it from your avatar menu).
  • A connected IMAP email account. The _o42/Actionable, _o42/WaitingFor, _o42/Reference, _o42/Someday, and _o42/Processed folders create themselves.

The inbox

On the left you have your GTD folders with live counts: Inbox, Actionable, Waiting For, Reference, and Someday. In the center, the deck of emails — one card at a time, with a progress bar. The idea is to reach Inbox Zero by processing, not piling up.

Every card carries AI extras: a summary from «o», the number of detected actions, and even a sentiment emoji. You read fast and decide.

The four gestures

An always-visible swipe guide reminds you of the method:

← Reference

Swiping left files the email as material to keep, not act on.

→ Actionable

Swiping right makes it actionable and opens the quick actions panel: you can link it to a project or task, create a task or an issue, or mark it “Waiting For.” For example, turning the email into a task inside an existing project keeps the email linked and the work captured.

↑ Someday

Swiping up sends it to Someday: ideas and pending items that aren’t for now.

↓ Delete

Swiping down deletes it, with a clear confirmation before anything irreversible.

As you process, every email moves to its matching folder on the server, inside the _o42 structure. Your real inbox ends up organized, not just o42’s view of it. And when you clear it, o42 celebrates with you — Inbox Zero by method, not by effort.

Go deeper: the philosophy of Plane 2

Why trust isn’t an extra — it’s the condition every relationship depends on.

Next: Campaigns and social

Orchestrate your presence with campaigns and social, in the Community Plane.

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