For people whose work does not stop arriving

Your job is not one job. It is a dozen open loops, several of which belong to other people, arriving through four different windows — and the cost of holding all of them is paid quietly all day, in the form of never quite starting any of them.

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What this is actually like

The real work needs a clear ninety minutes, and your calendar has never once offered one.
You end the day having been busy continuously, and could not name what moved.
Four things are waiting on you and you know about all four, constantly, which is not the same as doing any of them.
The task you keep sliding is the one that matters most, because it is the one that needs the most intact attention.

What GAVEKI does

Put it all down in one place

One box: no categories, no projects, no due dates. Type or paste the lot, however messy — half sentences, things that are not tasks, the thing you have been avoiding for three weeks.

Brain dump

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

Keep the things that are not now, without losing them

Later is not a to-do list that grows and shames you. It is where something goes so it stops taking up attention, and it does not decorate itself with red badges to get back in.

Later

It does not connect to your email, your calendar or your ticket system. It works from what you write down — which is also why nothing of yours leaves with it.

Try it without signing up

Dump the nine open loops in and get one back. Nothing is sent anywhere, which matters if some of it is work you could not paste into a website.

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.