Capture without sorting
Put one to three real tasks somewhere safe. Add an estimate when you know it; an approximate starting point is always available.
A plan with room to change
For the days you fall off, and the days you fly.
Nudges Work turns the return into a short receipt: what matters, what fits, and what can begin now. Nothing gets moralized; the next step gets named.
Use the full core loop locally without an account: capture, recommendation, focus, recovery, reset, and every interface.
Next, not perfectapproximate by design
Send the project brief
A calm handoff from intention to action.
- 01See the shapeDash makes the workload legible.
- 02See the timeRibbon checks the window you actually have.
- 03See what fitsDial keeps energy in the recommendation.
The difference
Other plans assume you will never miss a day. Nudges Work is built for the day after.
Nothing becomes overdue by design. A pause is information, not a verdict. You can open the context behind a task, change the surface, or take one smaller step without cleaning up a backlog first.
Choose one next action
A deterministic recommendation considers importance, capacity, energy, and fit. It gives a short reason, and you can correct it.
Return with context
Resume, defer, break down, rest, or reset. The next visit meets you where you stopped instead of asking you to reconstruct the whole day.
Trust, without theater
The launch promise is deliberately clear.
You should not have to decode a pricing page or a product claim before you know whether the app is useful.
Unlimited local tasks
The full core loop is available locally: capture, recommendation, focus, recovery, daily reset, and every interface.
Your local loop comes first
Nudges Work runs on your device first. Browser reminder delivery is best effort and depends on permissions, device settings, and support.
No calendar connection at launch
Calendar read support is a post-launch candidate. React Native versions can follow later; they are not part of the initial PWA.
Three ways to see the same work
Choose the surface that makes starting feel lighter today.
The engine, task state, and recommendation stay shared. You can change how you see them without migrating anything.
See the shape of your workload
Dash makes spatial workload and effort visible as blocks. Marcus can see five live client projects, then drag one into reach instead of flattening everything into a list.
See what the available time can hold
Ribbon makes time and capacity visible across real working hours. Maya can use a twenty-minute gap after a meeting without planning against an imaginary six-hour day.
See what fits your current energy
Dial makes energy fit the primary filter. Priya can name a foggy moment and see work that fits, while the rest remains safe and available when her capacity returns.
A full-parity ordered-list view for keyboard, screen-reader, switch-control, and low-capability use is planned as a required accessibility path — not yet shipped in the current release.
The core loop
A plan that keeps working after the plan changes.
Nudges Work does the organizing around one small human decision at a time.
- 01
Capture
Write the task that is taking up space. A title is enough.
- 02
Recommendation
Get one next action with a short, verifiable reason and a guessed estimate when needed.
- 03
Focus
Start a stable session with the current task and its context close by.
- 04
Recovery
Resume, choose another, defer, break down, or rest when your day stops matching the plan.
- 05
Reset
Carry forward what still matters in under a minute. No overdue pile, no streak to repair.
Product proof
Simple on the surface, deeper when you need the reason.
This is an illustrative view of one shared task, not a claim that the public page is the app. The production interfaces will provide the real interaction.
one task
Send the project brief
Estimated 15 minutes · fits the current window
Start focusWhy this?
One click to context, one click back
Open the task to see the project it unblocks, the next related action, and the reason it was surfaced. Return to the simple surface without losing your place.
Read how recovery worksResearch-informed composite scenarios
The day does not look the same for everyone.
These are not testimonials. They are the daily situations the product is designed to make more workable.
Maya · interrupted knowledge worker
Twenty minutes after a meeting is still enough to matter
Maya opens Nudges Work after Slack and a meeting have broken her train of thought. Ribbon helps her see what genuinely fits, and the recommendation gives her a small action with a reason instead of another flat list.
She makes progress before the next interruption without starting an evening catch-up cycle.
Jordan · deadline-surfing student
“Start the paper” becomes something that can begin
Jordan captures a vague assignment between classes. The core loop offers a five-minute entry point, then lets Jordan ask for more detail only when it helps. A missed timer does not erase the way back.
The deadline stays honest without turning the first step into forty subtasks.
Priya · reality-changed caregiver
The plan can change at 10:15 without becoming a failure
Priya sets her current energy in Dial after a family interruption. Work that does not fit is hidden, not deleted, and a quiet deadline notice stays visible without breaking a locked focus session.
She can defer safely, trust the task to return, and keep the rest of the day moving.
Marcus · block thinker
Five projects can stay visible without becoming one long list
Marcus starts with Dash because he thinks spatially and resists unexplained reordering. Blocks show effort, and drag changes priority.
Important work without a deadline stays visible before a client has to ask for it.
Straightforward pricing
The useful part is not hidden behind a countdown.
Start with the local loop. Pay later only if the future additions are worth it for you.
Everything needed to begin
$0 local
- Unlimited local tasks
- Capture, recommendation, focus, recovery, and reset
- Dash, Ribbon, and Dial views
- No account required for the local loop
When future additions earn their place
$5.99 / month
or $49 / year
- Future multi-device sync and extended history
- Future AI breakdown capacity
- The core loop stays useful locally
- No lifetime option at launch
Questions for a real week
If you have abandoned apps before, start here.
Short answers for the doubts that usually stop someone from trying another system.
I have abandoned every task app. Why would this be different?
Nudges Work makes returning part of the core loop, not a clean-up project. Resume, choose another, defer, break down, rest, or reset without a streak or overdue pile.
Which surface should I choose?
Choose the one that feels lightest today. Dash shows workload shape, Ribbon shows time and capacity, and Dial shows current energy fit. A full-parity accessible list view is planned but not yet available.
Is Nudges Work only for people with ADHD?
It is built around ADHD research and real variable-attention problems, but anyone who needs a calmer way to start and return can use the local loop.
Can I use it offline?
Yes. Capture, recommendation, focus, recovery, reset, and all interfaces use local state first. Sync, when introduced, must never block a local action.
Will reminders always arrive?
No. Browser reminders are best effort and depend on permission, device settings, browser support, and network state. The in-app reminder list remains available.
Does Nudges Work connect to my calendar?
Not at launch. Calendar read support is a post-launch candidate and is not used to make current recommendations.
When do React Native mobile versions arrive?
React Native is the approved future path for native mobile versions. The initial launch is a PWA, so native iOS and Android apps are not current launch capabilities.
One clear next step
Ready to get back to the work that still matters?
Start on this device, choose the surface that feels possible, and let the plan change without turning the change into a verdict.