Stop spiraling.
Start doing.
Triagely is the anti-planner for people who freeze when things pile up. No color-coded calendars. No guilt trips. Just brutal clarity.
Planning apps lie to you.
Most productivity tools assume you have your life together. We know you're currently staring at a mountain of "overdue" notifications while paralyzed by choice.
The Brain Freeze
Too many choices. Too much noise. Your brain treats your to-do list like a threat and triggers a survival response. Netflix wins again.
The Death Spiral
Thinking about the work instead of doing the work. You spend more time organizing your tasks than actually completing them.
The Shame Loop
Another "fresh start Monday" that lasted until Tuesday morning. The guilt of failing your own system keeps you stuck longer.
Built for bad days.
Triagely strips away everything that doesn't help you move forward right now. No guilt, no complexity.
The Mind Dump
Get it all out.
Offload your stressors into a clean, sticker-decorated space. Add up to 3 at once via text or voice transcription when typing feels like too much work.
- 1Concurrent multi-task dumping
- 2Voice-to-actionable-text transcription
- 3Sticker-decorated calm interface
AI-Powered Triage
Micro-Wins only.
Our AI 'Sorting Machine' breaks scary tasks into somatic instructions like 'Stand up' or 'Touch the handle'. No complex planning, just tiny steps.
- 11-3 minute micro-commitments
- 2Low-demand, somatic language
- 3Automatic time-to-effort estimates
Success Floor
See your momentum.
Every micro-step you finish adds a colorful tile to your Success Floor. A visual, game-like sense of progress without the pressure of a to-do list.
- 1Visual growth throughout the day
- 2Minimal focus on the backlog
- 3Daily floor reset for a fresh start
Safe Harbor Mode
For the bad days.
When even micro-steps are too much, hit the reset. Your tasks vanish, replaced by grounding exercises and gentle self-care reminders.
- 1Complete backlog invisibility
- 2Pulse-guided body doubling
- 3Shame-free grounding protocol
Three steps. That's it.
Because if it had more steps, you wouldn't do it.
Dump
Brain dump everything stressing you out. Don't organize. Don't filter. Just get it out of your head.
Triage
Answer 3 quick questions. We'll identify the gentlest entry point based on your energy and urgency.
Do
You get ONE micro-step at a time. Pure somatic action. Complete it. Repeat. Watch the freeze break.
Clarity, priced for reality.
Choose the level of support you need right now. No guilt, no friction, just progress.
Just Getting Started
The Thaw
Your first step. Test the waters without commitment.
- ✓3 triage cycles included
- ✓Basic task decomposition
- ✓Community access
The Bedbound / Spiraling
Crisis Pass
The Emergency Room. Break a 24-48 hour functional freeze.
- ✓+10 triage cycles
- ✓The 24-Hour Reset Protocol
- ✓AI-managed task sequencing
The Remote Worker
Stability
The External Brain. Prevent the burnout cycle.
- ✓Unlimited triage cycles
- ✓Ugly Draft Generator
- ✓Custom energy level matching
- ✓Progress tracking visuals
The Lifelong Learner
Annual Anchor
Life Architecture. A system that adapts to you.
- ✓Everything in Stability
- ✓Custom AI Personalities
- ✓Permanent history access
All paid plans include our 30-day money-back guarantee. No questions asked.
Compare the Magic
| Features | The Thaw | Crisis Pass | Stability | Annual |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Triage CyclesAI-guided unfreeze sessions. | 3 Total | +10 Cycles | Unlimited | Unlimited |
Priority ProtocolHigh-priority support and task sequencing. | ||||
Ugly Draft GeneratorPerfectionism bypass: get a messy draft to edit. | ||||
Success FloorA permanent visual history of your momentum. | Live Only | Live Only | Permanent | Permanent |
Energy GatingHides work if your energy is at 'Empty'. | ||||
AI PersonalitiesToggle between Supportive or Direct prompts. |
Note: The Crisis Pass is a one-time relief tool. Stability and Annual plans are rolling subscriptions that provide a continuous safety net for your productivity.
Dude, you made it
to the bottom.
You scrolled all the way here. That's either deep commitment or high-level procrastination. Either way, you might as well try it.