humbleai.com

What It Is

Humble is an organization and work-context management tool from Humble AI Limited, positioned as a “second brain” and team timeline. Rather than a traditional to-do list, it automatically brings together tasks, meetings, notes, web resources, engineering progress, and outcomes via a browser extension, Slack assistant, and third-party tool integrations. It places particular emphasis on reducing cognitive load for neurodiverse users, including people with ADHD, autism, and dyslexia.

Core Features and Integrations

For individuals, Humble focuses on capturing ideas, sticky notes, a unified view of tasks and calendars, daily/weekly reflections, time awareness, habit and pattern insights, plus AI-assisted task breakdowns and priority suggestions. For teams—especially engineering and product teams—it aggregates GitHub commits/PRs, Linear tickets, Slack conversations, and Google Calendar meetings into a “what happened” timeline, rather than monitoring online status. Integrations include Slack, GitHub, Linear, Notion, Airtable, HubSpot, Google Calendar, and LinkedIn, while the browser extension supports Chrome and Edge.

Pricing and Trial

The pricing page shows a Free plan that is permanently free, including the last 30 days of timeline history, the browser extension, Slack capture, up to 3 sticky notes, and community support. Pro costs £79/year and unlocks full history, unlimited sticky notes, the AI conversation tracker, unlimited CRM captures, and priority support. Teams pricing is customized based on team size, with shared team timelines, admin and user management, and dedicated onboarding. The website also mentions a Plus plan at £6/month, so the plan naming appears somewhat inconsistent. A 30-day full-feature trial is available without a credit card, and refunds are available within 30 days after upgrading.

Pros and Cons

Humble’s strengths are its clear product philosophy and suitability for users who are easily overwhelmed by complex tools. It has a low barrier to entry with a free plan, an integration stack that fits development, sales, and knowledge-work scenarios, and a straightforward data policy that promises not to sell data or use it to train third-party models, while supporting export and deletion. Limitations include the lack of publicly disclosed information on APIs, self-hosting, SLAs, audit logs, SOC 2/ISO, and other enterprise compliance details; non-transparent team pricing; and potential issues with browser extensions in restricted enterprise environments.

Who It’s For and Access from China

Humble is suitable for personal productivity management, supporting neurodiverse employees, engineering progress synchronization, CRM lead capture, and cross-tool knowledge aggregation. The main site does not specify China access, payment methods, or local network stability, so these remain unknown. For companies with heavy usage in mainland China, it may be worth evaluating alternatives such as Feishu, Bitable, Yuque, Notion, ClickUp, and Linear at the same time.