What it does
One decided thing, every working day.
Next Moves Lab reads what is in your head and hands back the single task worth doing, with the reason it won. Here is the whole product.
The dump
Type everything. One thing comes back.
Empty your head into one box, in whatever order it falls out. Half sentences are fine. What comes back is a single task, sized to the hours you actually have, with a first step small enough to start without deciding anything else.
Why this one
It argues for its pick.
Every choice arrives with the reason it won, in a sentence, in your own words about your own work. You can disagree. One tap swaps it, and the swap teaches it something about you.
The Lineup
Three, at most, in batting order.
The next one unlocks when the one above it is done. Not a list you maintain, not a board you groom. Everything else waits on the bench, where it stays quiet until it is worth pulling in.
Goals
What the work is for.
Your goals sit on their own page, and finished tasks attach themselves to the goal they served. You see what moved and what has gone quiet. No progress bars, no target dates, nothing that can be behind.
Capture
Catch it now, decide later.
Forward an email, share a link, photograph a page of notes, or say it out loud. It waits as a chip in your next dump instead of interrupting the thing you are doing.
The morning triage
Yesterday gets an answer, not a guilt trip.
Anything left from yesterday is offered back one card at a time: keep it, park it, or let it go. Three taps and the day starts clean. Nothing accumulates silently.
Shutdown
Thirty seconds to close the day.
Say what moved and what tomorrow starts with. The next morning opens on the decision you already made, so no day begins with a blank page.
Progress
A number that only goes up.
Lifetime work shipped, your standing records, and a brag document you can export. No streaks to break, no calendar of red squares, nothing that punishes a week off.
The rules it holds itself to
These are constraints, not features. They are the reason some obvious things are missing.
It never shows you the pile
Everything you wrote is held, and one thing is shown. The rest is deliberately out of sight until it is the one thing.
Nothing here resets
There is no streak to lose. Take three weeks off and your count is exactly where you left it, waiting.
Your hands beat its judgement
Pin a task and it is the pick, whatever the engine thinks. Every inference is a suggestion you can overrule in one tap.
You can leave with everything
One button exports the lot as JSON: dumps, picks, reasoning, history. Deleting your account really deletes it.
Nine ninety-nine a month.
One plan, everything above included, cancel in one click. Thirty days money back if it is not for you.
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