About

The important work wasn't getting done. Anywhere.

I run two companies, which means project management is literally my job. I've bought, configured, and rolled out more task tools than most people will ever try.

What I kept seeing

The same pattern, in my team and in my own list. Everything got written down. The important things didn't get done, or got done too late, after too long.

People told me why: the screens were complex, there was too much noise, they couldn't see what actually mattered. I didn't need the interviews. My own list looked the same, full of things I wrote down and never touched.

The rule everything is built on

Every tool lets you mark five things “highest priority.” That's the bug, not a feature.

So this works differently: one task is up, a few are in line, and everything else is in Later, held, remembered, out of sight until it matters. The UI stays simple on purpose. Every screen is built around psychology of starting, not features of managing.

Five top priorities is zero top priorities.

Who's behind it

Hello everyone, my name is Bojan Stojanović. I'm Head of Operations at two companies, and I run a ton of projects on the side. Which means my plate looks like yours: too much on it, and the important things quietly slipping.

I built this to make sure they don't. One task up, everything else in Later, nothing lost. Simpler than anything on the market, because simpler is the only version I'd actually use.

Thanks for reading this far. Write to me about anything: a wrong pick, a bug, an idea. team@nextmoveslab.com, or the button inside the app. I answer the same day. The address says team. The reply is from me.

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