You've tried every task app. They all made you tap through modals, configure projects, and manage systems instead of just... doing things.
Ember works like a notes app. One tap, start typing, press return for the next task. Brain dump without friction. But underneath, it's a real task manager—with repeating tasks, subtasks, lists, and views that keep you focused.
Two views: Now and Next. That's the whole system.
Two views. Now is what you're focused on. Next is what's important but not yet. Move tasks between them like a personal Kanban—without the board, the columns, or the complexity. Just what matters now, and what's coming.
Press plus. Start typing. Press return for the next task. Keep going. No modals. No "save" buttons. No three-step flows. Brain dump like you're writing notes, but it's actually a task manager underneath.
Daily, weekly, monthly, yearly—or twice a week, every other Friday, whatever cadence you need. Tasks appear in Now when they're due. Finish early? It automatically reschedules the next one.
Lists hold your tasks (Home, Work, Finances). Views show you what to focus on (Now, Next, Upcoming). Pull tasks from any list into Now when you're ready to work on them. Organization without overhead.
Most task apps make you manage the app instead of your tasks. Ember gets out of the way.
Capture should be instant. One tap, start typing, done. If adding a task takes more than 2 seconds, you won't do it—and you'll forget what you were going to add.
Now or Next. That's it. No priority levels, no color-coded tags, no "which project does this belong to?" Binary choices are easier to make.
Now shows what you're doing. Next holds what's coming. Upcoming handles the future. You only see what's relevant right now.
Ember is launching soon for iOS, with Mac coming after. Drop your email and we'll let you know when it's ready.
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