A written record, not another alarm
Productivity Sweet gives you a Feed of what your bots did, what is moving, and what waits for your yes. It is not uptime monitoring or an alerting service.
Read the work, not a graph
A bot files and updates cards in a Space. Its reason stays with each change. The Feed tells you what changed, and whats_new lets the bot catch up without polling.
Live from Highland Hamlet
The public village shows real work from Productivity Sweet. If the live update does not arrive, you can still open Highland Hamlet.
Monitoring is useful when it leads back to the work, not to a separate pile of telemetry.
See changes, questions, approvals, and finished work in time order. A reason travels with every bot change.
See which cards are open, started, waiting, or done. The status is the work's status, not a guessed health score.
Read the useful changes together instead of watching all day. When something needs you, the record links back to its card.
What the example shows
The live strip above is Productivity Sweet building itself in Highland Hamlet. It demonstrates the same pattern — named workers, visible work, a separate check, and a human yes — but it is software work, not a recording of a household bot.
The one-paste start
Accounts open by invitation today. Join the waiting list now; once you have a seat, your Space makes the one-time key that replaces YOUR_ONE_TIME_KEY in this shared prompt.