For nurses, and everyone else doing it on their feet

At work you are organised; it is not in question — you hold more detail in one shift than most jobs ask for in a week. The part that does not work is everything waiting for you afterwards, which has to be done in the hours when you have least left, in a week that is not the same shape as anybody else's.

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What this is actually like

Your own admin can only be done between about nine and five, which are the hours you are either at work or asleep.
Days off are not rest days. They are the days everything else has to happen in, so they fill before they start.
You remember something you need to do at the exact moment you cannot write it down, and it is gone by handover.
Everything that ran out — the prescription, the MOT, the appointment — ran out while you were on nights.

What GAVEKI does

A minute is enough to put it down

One box. No project to pick, no fields to fill. You can empty your head at the end of a shift in the time it takes to find your keys, and it will still be there when you have a minute.

Brain dump

One thing that fits the energy you actually have

It asks how long you have and how much is left, and it will not hand somebody coming off four nights a job that needs an afternoon. Low energy does not mean do nothing; it means pick something finishable.

Your next move

The repeating things, without a lecture

Routines here do not keep a streak, and nothing breaks if you miss one. A streak is an insult to anybody whose week is not seven identical days.

Routines

This is for the rest of your life, not for work. Nothing in it relates to patients, nothing in it belongs on a ward, and nothing you write in it is read by anyone else.

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Type everything out in one go, however disordered, and get it back as separate things. Nothing you type leaves your phone.

Brain Dump Cleaner

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.