The to-do list that asks how you are first.
For brains where starting is the hard part. It meets your energy where it is, and never makes you feel behind.
Join the waitlistEarly access, a few people at a time.
Get it all out of your head.
Type it or say it in one go. No fields, no dates, no sorting — it untangles the pile into separate things for you.
It asks how you are before it asks anything of you.
Ten spare minutes, running on empty, or actually able to focus. What it puts in front of you changes with you.
One thing. Maybe two. Never the pile.
Everything else waits quietly out of sight until you're ready for it.
finish it, and it doesn't just disappear
It knows some things weigh more.
A phone call isn't the same as watering a plant. It knows that — and over time, it learns what's heavy for you.
Not now means not now.
Put something off and it actually goes away for a while. If a thing keeps sitting there, it offers the smallest possible first step. Never a lecture.
Reminders that sound like a friend.
Say "at 10am" and it remembers. Ignore it a few times and it takes the hint and goes quiet.
no red badges. no pile-ups.
You came back. Nothing's wrong.
It's exactly as you left it — because the only thing it ever keeps track of is what you did.
It lives on your phone. Only there.
The things you write down are often the most private things you own.
- No account. Nothing to sign up for, nothing to remember.
- Nothing uploaded. Not your tasks, not your habits.
- Nothing to catch up on. Open it and just start.
Come and try it early.
We're letting people in a few at a time, so every reply gets read properly.