For people whose day starts when everyone else stops

Almost every productivity app assumes you wake in the morning, work in the day, and have the same week every week. You do not — and so each one of them gradually becomes a thing you are failing at rather than a thing that helps.

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An illustration of a lamplit desk at night, with a dark window beyond it

What this is actually like

Something is due by five and you were asleep until four. That is not lateness, it is arithmetic.
A daily streak breaks on your first night back and never recovers, so the app becomes evidence against you.
Your “morning” is 9pm. Nothing is open, nobody answers, and the jobs that need other people cannot be done at all.
Your rest days rotate, so the same task is easy one week and impossible the next, and no fixed schedule survives that.

What GAVEKI does

Nothing resets while you are asleep

There is a count of active days, and a day you have not touched yet does not end it — a counter that rolls over at midnight is a counter that punishes sleeping. When a run does end it simply stops being shown. You are never told you were on six, and nothing turns grey.

Progress

Routines that keep no score at all

A routine shows “2 of 5” beside its name and nothing else: no percentage, no chart, no streak, and no colour that means you are failing. Miss a whole week of them and there is nothing to lose, because there was never a number being kept.

Routines

Get one thing back

Not a plan and not a list. One next move, with the reason it was picked, so you can disagree with it rather than stare at it. The rest stays where you put it.

Your next move

A room that suits the hour you are actually in

The focus rooms include a desk at night, because at three in the morning a bright sunlit study is not a calming background — it is an argument with the room you are sitting in.

Focus

It cannot make the nine-to-five world open at night. What it can do is stop you spending your awake hours deciding.

Try it without signing up

Works at four in the morning, in a browser, with no account — which is roughly when and how this is most needed.

One Next Move

One next move is enough to start

There is nothing to set up. Put down what is in your head and see what comes back.