Type like a maniac.
Leave organized.

What it looks like

One box. Everything sorted behind it.

Swipe or scroll — these are the real screens, budget first because that's the one nobody else does without a bank login.

You already know where it goes. That's the problem.

Every other app makes you decide first.

Is this a task or a note? Which project? Which tag, list, database, template? By the time you've answered, the thought is gone — or you've stopped bothering and it's living in your head with the other forty.

Life inverts that. You think out loud. It does the translating.

Your only job

Think.

Life figures out the rest:

• What it is — task, reminder, appointment, idea, note, shopping
• Where it belongs — the right list, the right project
• When it matters — "tomorrow morning", "next Tuesday at 2pm", "before October"
• What happens next — appointments land on your real calendar

How it works

Fast, private, and it works on a bad signal.

Your thoughts stay on your phone. Sorting happens on-device — nothing is uploaded to be read, scored, or trained on.

No waiting. There's no round trip to a server, so filing a thought is instant, in a parking lot with one bar or on a plane.

Connect only what you want. Google Calendar is opt-in from a single screen. Skip it and everything still works.

Price

Or $29.99 a year. Your first 7 days are free the moment you open the app — no card, no account, nothing to cancel. Keep it, and the store gives you 14 more days free before anything bills. No ads. No account required.

Capture, calendar, reminders, lists, and the home screen widget — all of it included. While testing is open, testers use the full app free.