Not another to-do list. A personal space.
An assistant that knows your projects and remembers you. A day you can steer with one line.
What sets it apart
Built for days when attention won’t cooperate. In the mechanics, not the marketing.
Some apps nag — reproach, shame, avoidance, uninstalled. Others hand you everything at once, and that is not laziness, it is paralysis in front of a list. The engine is designed against both, not the copy about it.
The day has a ceiling
A plan is a selection, not an inventory: three, five or eight, by resonance. Come back after two weeks away and the day doesn't meet you with a wall of forty items. Just enough to start.
The assistant is patient
It speaks at most once a day and never counts your misses back at you. Nothing pops up or blinks: if it has something to say, it waits until you open it yourself.
“Why this task”, on screen
Holding “why this one and not that one” in your head is extra work exactly when there is least to spare for it. The app answers under the task, instead of hiding the answer behind a “why?” button.
One line rebuilds the day.
"Today is mainly about health" reorders the plan, the right-now card and the day's advice. Nothing is added and nothing disappears: the order changes, not the list.
One line above the day. Type it, press it, the box is clear again.
Ask, instead of scanning a list.
The assistant sees your areas, your projects and what has accumulated about you, and answers about those rather than in general. Once a day it says what is visible from outside. Once a week, what moved.
Nothing changes on its own: a suggestion opens a form that you confirm.
A flat list becomes stages.
A project that grew into a dozen tasks is broken into stages, and the tasks move into them. Nothing is recreated and nothing is lost.
It doesn't remember the conversation. It remembers you.
Understanding accumulates about you, your spheres and your projects: what you do and what constrains it, what matters to you, what you have already decided to put down, what a project is actually waiting on. You can open it and correct it — it's your portrait, not a dossier.
Reached from your profile. Every note is visible, along with what it rests on and how it changed.
Quietly, without rush — start with one task for today.
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