When you're bored, it decides what you do next — in about thirty seconds.
iOS · Works with the wifi off · No account, no ads, no tracking
No list to browse, no plan to make. Say how things stand, and it hands you one specific thing you could start in the next minute — and a sentence on why that one.
How long it takes, whether it costs anything, indoors or out — it's all on the card. You can also just say "I have 15 minutes".
Swipe for another, or point it somewhere: lighter, don't want to leave the house, free, something completely different.
No streak to keep and nothing to break. Tap "done" when you're done. How many you got through this week is yours alone to see.
Past the hour you set, it does one thing: three steps to close out the day, and then it says goodnight.
Name the hardest moment of the day. Written down, it stops circling.
One is enough. You'll see it on the home screen in the morning, and tapping it clears it.
A one- or two-minute thing to do, and then — you can lock the screen.
Not "exercise" or "read more". More like untangle every charging cable in the flat, or walk to the corner shop and study the drinks you've never tried — specific enough that you know your next move the moment you finish reading the card.
There is no server. The whole library ships inside the app, and it works in airplane mode on a plane, on a train, anywhere.
No account, no email, no password. Nothing to restore except your App Store purchase.
No analytics SDK, no ad SDK, no tracking. The App Store privacy label says no data collected, and for once that is literally true.
Say a card was fine or not great, and you'll see less of that kind. That judgement happens on your phone and stays there.