It leaves on its own. Nothing to clear, nothing marked missed, and it comes back if it still matters.
An anchor for your day
Today’s list, in your menu bar. Tag a task with the app it needs, and it speaks up when you have not been in that app for a while.
macOS 13 or later · Apple silicon and Intel · no account, no server, no permission prompts
It leaves on its own. Nothing to clear, nothing marked missed, and it comes back if it still matters.
A glance tells you if anything is still on the list.
A quiet tap on the shoulder. Not ready? Push it back an hour, or let it pass.
Ignore it twice and it gets loud. One click takes you there.
How it works
01
In the morning
Whatever was left from yesterday is waiting when you sit down. Keep what still matters, add what is new, and start the day.
02
Through the day
⌃⌥Space adds something the moment you think of it, without leaving what you are on. Tick it off the same way, and the anchor moves to the next one.
03
Tomorrow, first thing
Whatever you did not get to is the first thing you see. Leave it one more day and it lets itself go.
Open it from the list whenever you want. This week or last, and no further back.
Free. No account, no permissions, no server.
Seven open at a time. Opens at login. Three nudge speeds, or none at all.