One place to capture everything, decide what matters, and run your day from — with separate work and personal spaces, so you stop juggling five apps and a notepad.
The one screen you run your day from — your focused tasks, timeboxed calendar, and daily notes, side by side. Open it in the morning and everything you need is right there.
Dump thoughts, tasks, errands, follow-ups, and open loops the second they hit you.
Turn messy input into clean tasks, suggested priorities, and deferred items.
A short focused list — the few that matter, not a bloated task graveyard.
The basics, organized — without turning into a project-management monster.
Block the important work into the hours you actually have.
Your calendar as reality — so the plan fits your day, not the other way around.
Capture context and reflections that feed future tasks and follow-ups.
Switch between work and life in one tap — each space with its own tasks, plan, and notes.
Anything on your mind becomes a tagged list item you can retrieve later. Paste just a URL — the title and description fill in for you.
A real dump mixes to-dos with reflection. Actions become tasks; reflections are saved in your own words — many days your journal writes itself.
A 5-second "note to future you," an AI resume brief when you return, per-project chat that answers from your project's real history, and pinned links.
One rule above all: it advises, you decide. The AI never moves, reschedules, or creates anything on its own — every change waits for your explicit confirmation.
GTD, Things, Todoist, Sunsama, a drawer of dead notepads — you've tried them all and quietly left them all. The trick isn't more features. It's a daily loop that clears your head and keeps nothing extra, so the system stays light enough that you keep showing up.
Read the story behind it on the About page →
Your data is yours. Brain dumps are among the most personal data anywhere, and we treat them that way: discard a session and the raw text is permanently deleted, every AI output is read-only until you confirm it, and what it learns about your work style is fully visible and erasable — a mirror, not surveillance. You hold the eraser.