OTAAT — One Thing at a Time

A long to-do list doesn't calm you down. It makes starting harder. Ori — the planner you talk to — takes the opposite approach. Tell it everything — the errands, the half-formed ideas, the thing you've been avoiding for three weeks — and then it puts the pile away. What's on screen is one thing. The next one. HOW IT WORKS Talk to Ori the way you'd talk to a person. There are no checkboxes to tick and no lists to drag around — you say what's going on, and Ori sorts it out. - Say what's on your mind, all of it at once. Ori files it. - Today shows one thing. Everything else is held, not deleted. - Tap "I'm starting" and "I finished" — a line to cross, and a place to come back to. - Stuck? Ask Ori to break it down, and the task becomes steps small enough to begin. - Leave a note when you switch away, so picking it up again is cheaper. - Twice a day Ori checks in: what do you want to take…