For students

Nobody taught you how to hold four modules, a job and a reading list in one head at once. The problem is rarely that you do not know what to do — it is that all of it arrives at the same time and none of it feels like the right place to start.

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A young man writing in a notebook at a plant-filled desk

What this is actually like

You know roughly what is due, and you could not say which thing is next without opening four tabs.
The reading was supposed to happen last week, so opening the book now means admitting that, which is its own reason not to.
You sit down with two hours, spend forty minutes deciding, and end up feeling worse than when you had nothing.
Term does not end. One deadline closing does not reduce the pile, it only changes which thing is loudest.

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

Start it, with something quieter around you

A timer and a room: a library, a café, a forest, a desk at night. It is a background and a clock, nothing more clever than that, and it is enough to make starting a smaller decision.

Focus

It will not read your syllabus, know your deadlines, or do the work. It decides what is next out of what you tell it, and nothing else.

Try it without signing up

Paste the four modules in and get one thing. It runs in your browser, so you can try it before deciding anything.

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.