One task on screen
You are not asked to choose. A single task is shown, with Done, Skip, Later and Log.
For ADHD founders
Every client task, routine and meeting goes in. Easier Now shows you one task at a time, and when you fall behind it hands the overdue ones back the same way.
Why the last app stopped working
Notion needed a database built before anything happened. Asana needed someone to keep the board tidy. The AI calendar packed the day so tight that one late call broke the whole thing. All of them gave you a longer list to read.
What the app actually does
You are not asked to choose. A single task is shown, with Done, Skip, Later and Log.
Say 30 minutes, log 50, and the next estimate for that kind of task is 50.
A backlog becomes a run of single decisions. Skip a routine, delete a one-off, or press Do today to pull it back into today.
A hundred tasks across a dozen projects still produce one task on screen.
Every task holds a notes page. Write the actions as checkboxes, press + Task, confirm them, and nothing from a client call needs retyping.
You open the app and one task is already on screen. You do that task, tap Done, set the minutes, and the next task appears.
If a client call eats the afternoon, press Optimise schedule. Your strict commitments stay where they are, the flexible work is refitted into what is left, and the tasks that no longer fit today are named so you can move or drop them.
Easier Now has nothing to maintain. There is no board to tidy, no weekly setup and no daily planning session. Miss a fortnight and you are handed the backlog one item at a time, with three buttons under each: skip it, do it today, or mark it done.
Easier Now is built for people with more to do than time, including people with ADHD. No diagnosis is needed and none is asked for. If picking what to start is the slow part, Easier Now does the picking.
Add your tasks, connect Google Calendar, and start.
Know what to do next, all day.
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