A second brain for the day you actually have.
Dump everything in. Anya sorts it. You leave with the one thing to do next.
Built for a founder with ADHD, by one. Sign in with your email. No password to remember.
Today says what to do next. Nothing else.
One screen, three zones. What is on fire sits at the top in red, and red is used nowhere else. Today's push is the handful you chose. Everything you have not decided on yet waits in the Inbox, out of the way.
- A plain sentence of focus each morning, written from your own tasks and notes.
- Done things disappear. Overdue things do not.
- A 20:30 check-in asks what tomorrow's push should be.
Today, example
Good morning, Khail.
Wednesday 15 October. One thing on fire, four in today's push.
Pay the water bill, then finish the investor deck before the 2pm call.
On fire
Today's push
Three rules the whole app keeps.
One job per screen
The next action is the largest thing on the page. Nothing from another part of your life appears unless it is on fire.
Red means fire
Red is reserved for overdue, emergency and delete. Brass marks what is yours or selected. Everything else is ink, so urgency reads at a glance.
Capture never blocks
Pull down anywhere, tap the back of your phone, or use a widget. It files silently and you sort it later, when you have a minute.
Anya, example
Anya is the assistant that does the filing.
Say it or type it. Anya turns a sentence into a bill, a task, an expense or a note, with the right date and the right project, and tells you what she did. Ask her a question and she answers from your own data, out loud if you want.
- Live voice with turn-taking that feels like talking, not dictating.
- Pick the model. Bring your own keys, or use the included allowance.
- She remembers what matters to you, and you can edit her memory.
Notes that work like Notes, with a pen.
The first line is the title. Nothing to save. Tags are folders. Checklists, photos and sketches sit inline, and a sketch drawn with Apple Pencil on the iPad opens and edits on the Mac.
- Autosave, with a quiet "Saved" so you never wonder.
- Anya reads your notes to connect them, and shows related ones as you write.
- Everything is yours, in plain markdown.
Notes, example
Courier depot, launch week
Three vans on day one. Mobay items go out with Brian on the first run.
Money, example
J$14,200 due in the next three days, one overdue.
Accounts
Money, in the same place as the day.
Bills with real due dates, expenses logged as they happen, and every account balance in one list with what you are worth per currency. Anya can log a coffee or mark a bill paid from a sentence.
- Home-screen widgets for upcoming bills and account balances.
- Bank alert emails become expenses to confirm, not to type.
- Face ID in front of all of it.
A weekly review that keeps score.
Every week Anya writes what moved, what slipped and what to carry forward. The next week she checks whether last week's recommendations happened, so advice gets better instead of repeating.
Loose ends, before they become fires.
Stale tasks, notes you stopped writing, projects with no next step and goals that have not moved. One list, with a reason beside each, and a swipe to let it go.
Everywhere you are, the same brain.
Local first, so it opens instantly and works offline. Everything syncs through your account the moment you are back online.
iPhone
Pill nav, Anya orb, widgets, Back Tap capture.
iPad
Rail navigation, Apple Pencil sketches, Scribble in every field.
Mac
Native app with a menu bar count of what is on fire.
Web
The full app in any browser, keyboard first. ⌘K opens anything.
Start with one thing on your mind.
Sign in with your email, type the first thing, and let Anya take it from there.
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