Nudge

Somewhere to put things down, when your head's already full.

Nudge is built for busy, scattered minds — the kind ADHD is the most common name for, whether or not you've ever had it formally diagnosed. Connect Gmail and let Nudge quietly check for you, say it out loud, or just type it in. Nudge holds onto it so you don't have to, and gives you a soft reminder before it matters — never a guilt trip after.

How it works

Things arrive. You decide. Today comes up front.

Nothing is assumed

Connect Gmail so Nudge quietly checks for you, say it out loud, or type it straight in — everything Nudge picks up lands in your Inbox first, waiting for a quick Accept or Dismiss. Nothing becomes a real task without you saying so.

Or just think out loud

Sometimes there's nothing to extract yet — that's what Offload is for. Say whatever's on your mind, no task required. Nudge keeps the audio and a transcript, there to search or turn into tasks later, whenever you're ready.

One list, read from the top

One list, ordered by when things are actually due — overdue at the top, today under it, then the days ahead, with anything undated last. Overdue and due-today are colour-coded so they're easy to tell apart at a glance. No second screen to switch to.

Nudge's main list, showing everyday tasks grouped by when they're due
Nudge's Everything view, showing a task resting (snoozed) until it quietly reappears

No pressure

When something's too much, it doesn't have to nag you.

Snooze it

A day, three days, a week — it quietly reappears when the time's up. No red badge counting the days you didn't look at it.

Or tuck it away completely

No deadline, no countdown. It waits until you're ready — not the other way round. Nudge will gently ask, once in a while, if you want to look — never more than that.

Not everything's a task, either

"Remind me to call the plumber at 4" doesn't need accepting or clearing — it's a Reminder, its own quiet list. A one-off fades away on its own once its moment passes; set one to repeat and it just keeps coming back.

Just for you

Private by default. Not "private-ish" — actually private.

Nothing you add to Nudge is shared or sent to anybody automatically. Your task list, your reminders, the things you've tucked away — all of it is visible to exactly one person: you.

The only way anyone else ever touches your inbox is if you choose to invite them — a partner, an assistant, whoever you decide — through Circle of Trust. Even then it only runs one way: they can drop something into your inbox for you to look at. They can never see what's already on your list.

Your head doesn't have to hold all of it.

Free to start, no card required. Give Nudge the next thing on your mind and see what it does with it.

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