Get it all out of your head
A brain dump works because your head is a terrible inbox. Type everything on your mind into the canvas above, one worry per line, and watch each one become a bubble you can size, sort, or pop. No account needed; if you want to keep them, one click carries your bubbles into a free account.
Tasks that live, breathe, and pop when you're done.
Most to-do apps are a list that grows until you stop opening it. Here, tasks have weight. The ones that matter sit big and bright. The ones you keep skipping shrink, drift, and eventually pop on their own. Add things the way you'd say them out loud, and let the weekly stuff repeat without you.
A to-do list with physics, not guilt
A flat list treats “file taxes” and “maybe alphabetize the spice rack” exactly the same. This doesn't. What's urgent stands out, what's not fades back, and the recurring stuff handles itself.
See what matters first
Higher-priority tasks are bigger. The right one catches your eye before you've read a thing.
Nothing rots in a backlog
Skip a task and it fades and shrinks. Ignore it long enough and it pops on its own. No guilt pile, no graveyard of stale reminders.
Deadlines come to you
A due date rings the task red and pulls it forward as the day nears. Birthdays, bills, and appointments stop sneaking up.
The regulars repeat themselves
Rent, watering the plants, the Sunday call home. Set it to repeat, and the next one is waiting the moment you finish this one.
Your tasks, three ways
The same tasks as a floating canvas, a tidy board, or a plain checklist. Switch whenever the mood changes.
A little AI, when you ask
Type “dentist next Tuesday at 3” and it files itself with the right date. The AI can also sort a grocery list by aisle, break a big job into steps, and read your week against your calendar. Only when you ask.
Built for brains that lose track
If a task disappears the moment it scrolls off a list, you are not lazy and you are not alone. Working memory drops what it cannot see, and for a lot of people, especially with ADHD, out of sight really is out of mind.
Share a task, a project, or the whole sky
Send one task to your partner. Share a trip with the people coming along. Or hand someone a read-only link to your whole canvas, live or frozen at the moment you sent it. Every link is yours to switch off. Already on Google Tasks or Microsoft To Do? It syncs both ways, and your flagged Outlook emails float in as bubbles too.
Simple pricing, made for one person
Start on Free and stay as long as you like. Move up only when you want your Google or Microsoft world plugged in, or the AI pulling its weight.
Free · $0
Plenty to live on
- As many tasks as you want
- Repeating tasks
- Canvas, board, and list
- Shareable links
- Subscribe your tasks to any calendar
- Every AI feature, a few uses each month
Pro · $5/mo
Your accounts, connected
- Everything in Free
- Two-way sync with Google Tasks and Microsoft To Do
- Flagged Outlook emails float in as bubbles
- Add tasks to your Google or Microsoft calendar
- Connect your own AI assistant
Max · $10/mo
AI with no limits
- Everything in Pro
- Unlimited AI, no monthly cap
- New tasks get an AI time estimate automatically
- Sharper AI category sorting in lists
- Same features as Pro, just uncapped
Pay yearly and two months are free. Leave whenever. Your tasks export in one click.