One next move
Put everything down. Get one thing back.
Why this works
A long list is not a planning problem, it is a deciding problem. Looking at nine things costs you the same effort nine times over, and the cost is paid before any of them is started.
So this picks one. It prefers something small and specific over something vague and enormous, and it tells you why it chose what it chose — because an instruction you do not believe is one you argue with instead of doing.
It is the same rule GAVEKI itself falls back on when there is no network. Nothing clever is being withheld for the paid version.
The other two
- I Have X Minutes — Tell it how long you have and how much is in the tank.
- Brain Dump Cleaner — Turn a wall of worry into a list you can look at.