The toolbox
Choose by friction, not by method. Each tool works immediately and asks for no ongoing maintenance.
Turn a mental pile into one clear task and one tiny first move.
OpenBreak an avoided task into short, visible actions.
OpenSee time pass without watching a conventional clock.
OpenGenerate steady sound directly in your browser.
OpenPre-write your answer to “what do I do instead of scrolling.”
OpenWalk a rejection spike down — name it, split fact from story, breathe, pick one next move.
OpenGuess how long things take, then meet your personal time bias and planning multiplier.
OpenLog where you stashed something the moment you stash it, then search it later.
OpenEscalating alarm that breaks hyperfocus before it swallows your evening.
OpenWork backwards from the arrival time to the real leave-by moment.
OpenOne thing now, one thing next, and a legal parking spot for everything else.
OpenTap through your leaving checklist and retire the keys-wallet panic.
OpenSeal the heated reply, let the wave pass, then decide with a cooler head.
OpenPark the impulse buy. If you still want it in 48 hours, it earned the yes.
OpenFrozen? One tap deals you an absurdly small first move and starts the clock.
OpenWatch time physically run out — a fullscreen bar that drains as the minutes do.
OpenMake the five-minute deal with yourself. Stopping when it ends still counts as a win.
OpenFlip it for the thing you can't decide — your gut reaction is the real answer.
OpenAdd up what late fees, dead subscriptions, and impulse buys cost you per year — no shame attached.
OpenDump everything that's looming, spin, and get committed to exactly one — timer included.
OpenOne small daily thing, one tap a day. A missed day pauses the chain — it never shames you.
OpenOverwhelmed? Turn noise, light, people, and thoughts down one notch at a time.
OpenTake your me-time on purpose, then wind down — bedtime procrastination tackled at the cause.
OpenA calm focus room that keeps you company while you work — honest, on-device, nobody fake.
OpenEscalating 10, 5, and go-now warnings so the next transition doesn't sneak up on you.
OpenA few short questions that find what's actually blocking you — then one concrete move.
OpenAppointment later killing the whole day? Take back the usable hours before it.
OpenPick the one thing, park everything else without guilt, and bank the win.
OpenThe anti-to-do-list: log what you actually did and watch the proof pile up.
OpenDeadline plus the big steps — get the real start date for each one (spoiler: not the night before).
OpenOne-tap "did it" buttons for invisible recurring tasks. No streaks, just facts.
OpenA guided clean-up run, one category at a time — "clean the room" stops being one impossible blob.
OpenYour real meal roster, one tap decides tonight — and hands you the first step.
OpenInterrupted? Park "where was I" in 15 seconds, get it back as a 10-second re-entry card.
OpenLog what you're stuck on, name your flavor of frozen, get the matched unstick script.
OpenAn emotion wheel that gets you from "I feel bad" to an actual name for it.
OpenOptions down the side, criteria across the top, gut-score each cell. Done in three minutes.
OpenA visual box-breathing and 4-7-8 pacer for down-regulating before sleep, meetings, or RSD waves.
OpenDrowning in eleven options? Ruthless timed rounds cut you down to three.
OpenPaint your day onto a 24-hour clock face — a schedule you can actually parse at a glance.
OpenBuild a 3-step starting ritual, then fire it with one tap. A Pavlovian on-switch for work.
OpenDump everything swirling in your head, sort it into clusters, pull the one thread first.
OpenRoll the dice, do the chore it lands on for ten minutes, roll again.
OpenPit your options 1v1 until one survives — binary choices beat ranking eight things at once.
OpenRate a task's resistance from 1-10, get the strategy that matches — a 2 needs a timer, a 9 needs backup.
OpenFinished anything? Hit the button, get full-screen confetti, and bank the win.
OpenTurn any task into an RPG quest card — because defeating the Laundry Golem beats folding clothes.
OpenDump the whole spiraling monologue, then ceremonially flush it. Nothing you type is saved, anywhere.
OpenPick the harsh thing you said to yourself, get a swap that's honest instead of toxic-positive.
OpenShiny idea attacking mid-task? Park it in five seconds and get back to work — it'll keep.
OpenOne giant tap stamps the moment, so the 3pm 'wait, did I…?' panic gets a factual answer.
OpenFive blunt questions about the thing you're over-polishing, ending in a verdict: ship it, or one more pass.
OpenStuck on a decision? Borrow the eyes of 80-year-old you and pick what you'd regret not trying.
OpenEveryone you owe a text, sorted by lateness, with a ready-to-send opener for each. It's never too late.
OpenWhat overloads you and what helps, channel by channel — as a card you can actually show people.
OpenA movable highlight band that keeps your place on the page, so your eyes can stop re-finding the line.
OpenCanceling, chasing, saying no — answer a few prompts, get a ready-to-send draft.
OpenPaint your real energy across the day and find out when hard tasks actually belong.
OpenLog the purchase, watch the deadline count down, and return the thing before the window slams shut.
OpenFinished the thing? Print a receipt — task, timestamp, verified by you — and send it to your accountability buddy.
OpenGentle water, food, and stand-up nudges while you're locked in, because hyperfocus forgets you have a body.
OpenLog what grabbed you, how long, and what it cost — spot which triggers are worth it and which are theft.
OpenEscalating 15, 5, GET UP alarms for the meetings you miss while sitting right at your desk.
OpenA photo wall that keeps out-of-sight things in sight — the meds, the forms, the thing in the oven.
OpenEvery open loop out of your head in seconds — dump now, sort never, review whenever.
OpenOne giant button remembers where you parked — a note, optional GPS, optional photo. Found it, cleared.
OpenWho has your stuff and whose stuff is at your place — with gentle nudge texts before it gets awkward.
OpenEvery upcoming appointment on one glanceable wall with countdowns, because three calendars is how they get missed.
OpenA warm, dim overlay for sensory-sensitive evening work — presets and a keyboard toggle. This tab only.
OpenClicky, spinny, poppy things for your hands while your brain listens — meeting-safe, sound off by default.
OpenPaste the wall of text and read it your way — bigger type, your width, one chunk at a time. Nothing saved.
OpenA timed permission slip to go stim — 2, 5, or 10 minutes, then a gentle landing back.
OpenBuild a routine once, run it step by step — with a reset button, because restarting is normal.
OpenAfter the thing you already do, one tiny new habit — one stack at a time, no streaks.
OpenNo account. No history to maintain. Stop whenever.
