Task managers
Tell you what to do. Never why you keep avoiding it.
Twenty minutes every Sunday with Marcus, your AI mentor. Clear what's weighing on you, see where your week actually went, and set three intentions worth keeping — building a record of your real life, one Sunday at a time.
A vague sense the weekend was wasted. Monday already breathing down your neck. Not a productivity problem — a clarity problem. You don't know what matters next week, because you never processed what happened in this one.
Tell you what to do. Never why you keep avoiding it.
A daily habit that breaks under pressure — no weekly structure.
No memory between sessions. You rebuild context every Sunday.
Used twice, then abandoned. No guidance, no reason to return.
Not a daily habit — a weekly one, in this exact order, every Sunday.
What's weighing on you? Marcus sorts it into work, health, people, finances, growth — automatically.
What you actually did. What you planned and skipped. What surprised you.
Five areas, one score each, out of ten. See the change from last week next to it.
Not a to-do list — three things worth doing next week, and why.
A short response, grounded in what you wrote this week and the weeks before it.
"Your finances have appeared in your brain dump three Sundays in a row. Last week you set an intention to review your budget — it didn't appear in your completions. The Stoic doesn't avoid what is uncomfortable; he examines it. What specifically would it mean to address this next week?"— Marcus, after four sessions of context
One Sunday gives you clarity for a week. Stay longer and you'll start receiving reports about yourself — monthly, quarterly, and yearly — built entirely from what you've written.
After four sessions, you get a report built from your own weeks — what moved, what stalled, which intentions you kept without noticing you had.
After thirteen weeks, you get a report on the patterns you couldn't see week to week: the same worry showing up three Sundays running, the life area that always dips mid-quarter, the intention that never once got completed.
After fifty-two weeks, you get a full report on who you were in January compared to now — scores across health, work, relationships, finances and growth, trended, not guessed at.
Both plans start with seven days free — full access, no card required.
Cancel anytime. Good place to start.
$4.92/month effective. Long enough to reach your first Quarterly Review.
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