“What do I actually get out of this?”+
One thing to do, right now, picked for you. You stop deciding what to work on and start working. That is the whole product. The rules, hours and goals exist so that one pick is right more often.
“I've tried everything. I'll quit this too.”+
Those apps gave you more to manage, and the deciding was still on you. Here you dump, the engine sorts, and you get one thing to do. Nothing to keep tidy. You'll soon see how much of your old work was just managing the app.
“I have a job. I only get evenings and weekends.”+
Tell it when you work and how much focus you have. Ninety minutes tonight? The pick fits in ninety minutes. A day with no hours is a day off.
“Does it know about my meetings?”+
If you want it to. Connect Google Calendar and it reads your day, read-only, so the pick fits the time you actually have free. It never adds or changes anything in your calendar, and you can disconnect any time. Without it, you just tell it your hours.
“Do I have to set it all up first?”+
No. Type a messy list and you get your first pick. It sorts tasks by type and client on its own. Add a rule later if something bugs you.
“My tasks live in another tool. Do I start from zero?”+
No. Export the list from your old tool and paste it into the dump box. Each line becomes a task. A spreadsheet or CSV export keeps the task column, drops the rest, and skips rows already marked done. A long list goes in a few pastes. Rather not do it yourself? Send your export in the support chat and we'll move it over for you.
“What if my day blows up?”+
Start again from where you are. Tap Less time than planned, say how much time is left, and it picks the one thing that fits. Whatever doesn't fit waits in Later. Nothing turns red and nothing moves behind your back.
“What if I skip a few days?”+
Open it and today is already set up. Your unfinished tasks are at the top, in the order you left them. Nothing is marked missed or overdue, and there's no pile to sort first. The same goes if you never closed the day. Been away longer? It keeps what's urgent and moves the rest to Later, so you start light.
“I already paste my list into an AI chat.”+
A chat gives you a list back, and you are managing again: picturing the whole week, choosing the order, coming back tomorrow to paste it all in again. It is easy to drift off the path to your goal. Here the managing happens while you work. It keeps your tasks, rules, hours and what you finished, and hands you one thing at a time.
“Can't I just build this myself?”+
You could build day one in an afternoon: paste a list into a chat and ask what to do first. Day thirty is the hard part. Keeping every task, rule and finish from one day to the next. Weighing a task due Friday against one that pays this week. Re-planning in seconds when the day changes. Testing every change on real days before it ships. That is our full-time job, so it doesn't have to be yours.
“Will it really know what matters in my business?”+
Yes. It weighs everything you dumped against your hours and your goal for the week, and every pick shows its reason. It gets sharper too: add rules in your own words, swap a pick and say why, or tell it when a task looks off.
“How does it pick?”+
A team of AI agents, each with one job. One turns what you dump in into tasks with time estimates. One weighs every task against your deadlines, hours, focus, goals and rules, then picks one and gives the reason. One watches for follow-ups. Each job has its own setup, tuned for it. The exact recipe stays ours, but the reason for every pick is always there to read.
“What if it picks the wrong thing?”+
It doesn't happen often, and when it does, swap the pick in a few seconds. Say why, or add a rule in your own words, and it remembers, so the same miss doesn't come back. Every task you finish, swap or explain teaches it more about your work, so the picks get better the longer you use it.
“Can I still move things around myself?”+
Yes. Drag a task up, drag one in from Later, mark things done, change your hours. The idea is that you don't have to, because the engine does the managing. But the controls are there when you want them.
“My work has its own rules. Can it learn them?”+
Yes. Write any rule in plain words, like “invoices first on Mondays” or “insurance calls before noon”, and every pick follows it from then on. It also learns from how you work: what you finish, what you swap, and why. Connect Google Calendar or your AI assistant and it builds on even more of your context.
“What about the stuff I forget to follow up on?”+
It keeps track for you. Finish a task and it can suggest the next step, like checking in with someone who hasn't replied. You say yes or no.
“Is there a free trial?”+
No, on purpose. Almost all of your subscription goes back into making the product better for you: sharper picks, a calmer screen, fewer steps. A free tool still has to earn money somewhere, often from ads, your data or a push to upgrade. Not for you? Ask for a refund within 14 days. Cancel any time, one click.
