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Hubly is an “11-in-1” personal productivity tool covering tasks, notes, habits, shopping lists, drawing, calendar, email, documents, voice transcription, and an AI assistant. It is built as a Progressive Web App and can be installed on iOS, Android, macOS, Windows, ChromeOS, and other devices. Its key pitch is offline-first usage: core data is stored locally by default, so it can be used without an account or internet connection.
Its modular design is fairly comprehensive: Taskly manages today, tomorrow, later, and archived tasks; Jotly handles categorized notes; Shoply supports sharing shopping lists via links; Drawly provides freeform drawing based on Excalidraw; Planly offers calendar and timeline views; and Habbitly tracks habits with streaks, XP, levels, and achievements. The Pro version further adds the Chatly AI assistant, Transcribly voice transcription, plus integrations with Google Calendar, Gmail, and Google Docs & Sheets. Chatly is positioned not as a generic chatbot, but as an assistant that can create tasks, summarize notes, send emails, and check habits through natural language.
Pricing is straightforward: Free is $0/month and includes unlimited tasks, notes, shopping lists, local storage, PIN lock, and light/dark themes; Pro is $2/month and adds cross-device cloud sync, AI, voice transcription, Google integrations, and priority support. New accounts receive a 30-day Pro trial. On security, Hubly emphasizes local-first storage, HTTPS/TLS transmission, row-level security in the cloud, minimum Google permissions, and no data selling. However, it does not disclose compliance certifications such as SOC 2, ISO 27001, or GDPR.
Its strengths are consolidated functionality, a low learning curve, strong offline capability, and low pricing. It is well suited to users who want a lightweight tool to manage personal tasks, notes, habits, and Google workflows in one place. Its limitations are mainly on the enterprise side: there is no visible support for team spaces, granular permissions, SSO, audit logs, self-hosting, open APIs, or developer documentation, and third-party integrations are mostly limited to the Google ecosystem.
The available materials do not provide information on access from mainland China, payment methods, or localization. Since its core Pro features depend on Google Calendar, Gmail, and Google Docs & Sheets, usability in China’s network environment may be uncertain, so access from China is considered unknown. For stable domestic alternatives, users can compare TickTick, Lark, Bitable, and Yuque; for more international options, Todoist, Notion, Evernote, Microsoft To Do, and Obsidian are worth considering.
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