You know what you should do.
You've known for days.
You just can't start.

That's the moment this is for. Not the planning, not the organizing. The wall right before beginning — call it task paralysis, call it avoidance, call it nothing at all.

How it works

Tell it the thing you're avoiding. One line is enough.

It shapes one small first move that fits why you're stuck. Not a plan. Not a list. Not a lecture. One move you could make in the next few minutes.

Then you start: two, five, or ten quiet minutes, and you're not alone while you do.

A small companion keeps you company and a light grows while you work; when you've started, the light becomes a star in your sky. The stars are yours: quiet proof that you can start, kept only on your device.

Sometimes, over months, your stars happen to fall into the shape of a real constellation. When they do, the deeper sky quietly recognizes it and gives it its true name. There is nothing to aim for — it is recognition, not a goal; every sky is already whole.

What it isn't

It's not a task manager. There's nothing to organize, groom, or fall behind on. There are no streaks to break, no scores, no red badges. "Not today" is always an allowed answer, and it never costs you anything.

The honest part

An AI shapes your first move. That's the only reason your words ever leave your device in a form anyone can read. What you're working on is remembered on this device, so it can help you continue next time — not on a server — and you can turn that off. If you choose sync, an encrypted copy moves between your devices; no one can read it, including us. The full story is one page: privacy.