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What do you need to get done today?

How much energy do you have right now?FullOkayLowCan't focus

Write one thing per line. Don't rank it or explain it, just get it out of your head.

✉ re: the proposal, forwarded from your inbox☾ from closing the day last night
Another week gone

You didn't lack discipline. You were doing the tool's job.

Before

Every other tool.

  1. Sunday, 11 pm

    New app, new boards. This time for real.

  2. Tuesday, 9:14 am

    Forty items. Ten feel urgent. Nothing says which. You stall.

  3. 9:40 am

    So you tidy. Feels like work. Isn't.

  4. 6 pm

    The heavy one, still there since Thursday. You flinch before opening the list.

  5. 10 pm

    You paste it into an AI chat. It picks wrong. It has never seen your week.

  6. Thursday

    You stop opening it. The list is back in your head.

It needed you to keep feeding it.

After

Next Moves.

  1. Tuesday, 9:14 am

    Same forty things, typed in messy. No setup.

  2. 9:16 am

    Sorted. Three in the Lineup, the rest in Later.

  3. 9:21 am

    One task, and why. You do the thing you'd been avoiding.

  4. Friday

    You said once that admin goes last. Remembered.

  5. Monday, 9:14 am

    Away four days. No wall of red. Opens already decided. Tuesday's proposal went unanswered. The chase is written, waiting for your yes.

Same you. Same forty things. Less deciding, less upkeep.

How it works

Get it out of your head. Know what to do next.

  1. Next Moves · Start of day

    What do you need to get done today?

    finish the proposal for Dana

    ship the login fix

    that email I keep dodging…

    Plan my day
The rest of the day

And that's just the morning

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Today

Three seats, in order.

  1. Top priority~45 min

    Finish the proposal

    It unblocks the invoice, and the login fix will still be there tonight.

    First step: the closing paragraph is drafted. Read it, tweak one line, hit send.

    Do it now
  2. Medium priority~30 min Locked

    Ship the login fix

    Unlocks when top priority is done. One thing at a time is the whole system.

  3. Low priority~15 min Locked

    Book the gym slot

    Waiting on the one above.

12 more in Later. Nothing expires, nothing turns red.

The Lineup. Never more than three, in order. The next unlocks only when the one above it is done.

Tomorrow opens already decided. Nothing to paste, nothing to rebuild.

What that buys you

More doing.
Less on your mind.

That new idea
Call the accountant
The client proposal

Speak freely.

No special prompts. Talk like you would to a colleague.

Focus on what
moves you forward.

Your work, automatically prioritized around your goals.

A little clarity

Start here

Know your
next move.

Spend less of your day deciding.

Your priorities
Your pace
Your way of working

Less explaining
yourself.

Your Rules and context carry into every pick.

Suggested moves

Follow up on Maya's proposal

One less thing
to remember.

Follow-ups drawn from your work and what's still waiting.

One hour tonight

A day that fits.

Make something of the time you have.

Get past
getting started.

A small first step, already worked out.

The engine

There's a reason behind every next move.

Illustrative example

Versus the alternatives

How it compares to other tools.

vs AI chat

Who does the deciding

It suggests, then forgets.

It does. One move, and it tells you why.

Tomorrow morning

Paste your week in again.

Opens already decided. It remembers yesterday.

Who chases the follow-up

It forgot about it days ago.

It brings it back, with a smaller first step.

vs lists, calendars, boards

Before it's useful

A system to set up first.

Nothing. One box, and it answers.

What's on the screen

Everything, all at once.

One task, one small first step. Nothing else.

The day it all goes wrong

A wall of red.

Nothing turns red. The rest waits in Later.

Before you decide

Answers to your questions

“I've tried everything. I'll quit this too.”

Those apps gave you more to manage, and the deciding was still on you. Here you dump, the engine sorts, and you get one thing to do. Nothing to keep tidy. You'll soon see how much of your old work was just managing the app.

“I have a job. I only get evenings and weekends.”

Tell it when you work and how much focus you have. Ninety minutes tonight? The pick fits in ninety minutes. A day with no hours is a day off.

“Do I have to set it all up first?”

No. Type a messy list and you get your first pick. It sorts tasks by type and client on its own. Add a rule later if something bugs you.

“What if my day blows up?”

Nothing turns red and nothing moves behind your back. Come back when you can, say how many minutes you have left, and it picks something that fits.

“I already paste my list into an AI chat.”

A chat forgets your day, and tomorrow you paste it all again. This one was built for one job. It keeps your tasks, rules, hours and what you finished, and every pick uses all of it. The more you use it, the better it gets.

“Will it really know what matters in my business?”

Yes. It weighs everything you dumped against your hours and your goal for the week, and every pick shows its reason. It gets sharper too: add rules in your own words, swap a pick and say why, or tell it when a task looks off.

“What about the stuff I forget to follow up on?”

Finish a task and it may suggest the next step, like a check-in with the client. It also notices when you've been waiting on someone too long. One suggestion a day. You decide.

“Is there a free trial?”

No, it's paid from day one. Not for you? Ask for a refund within 30 days. Cancel any time, one click.

Reviews

What the founding users say.

“I stopped opening three apps to work out what to do. It just tells me, and it is usually the thing I had been avoiding all week.”
Marko, building a SaaS beside a day job
“I edit all day for other people. This is the first thing that makes sure something of mine ships too.”
Stefan, freelance video editor
“I did not realise how much time the other tools themselves were eating. This is such a time saver.”
Ben, business owner, projects on every side
“The list stopped following me into the evening. I close the day and it actually stays closed.”
Milica, student, building on the side
The founder

Why this exists at all

One person built this, for a problem he had at work long before it was a product. In his words.

A note from the founder

I'm Head of Operations at two companies. And like a lot of people reading this, I have my own projects on the side.

The companies showed me the pattern: teams losing hours to complex screens, too much noise, the important thing buried under twenty “high priority” labels. But my own projects made it personal. My list was full of things I wrote down and never did. Not because I'm lazy, because every tool made me manage the list instead of finishing what was on it.

So I built this on a different rule. Top priority is one task. Not five. One thing that actually moves the needle beats five that don't. Everything else waits in line or sits in Later, quiet, until it earns its turn.

And because your own projects run on stolen hours, it protects your mental bandwidth. You dump everything once, and it creates the tasks, prioritizes them, remembers them. It even notices things for you: “You started this five days ago. Still need it?”

I built it for my own projects first. It worked. This is me handing it to everyone who's where I was: done managing tasks, ready to finish them.

Bojan

founder

Ležimir, August 2026

Write to me about anything: a wrong pick, a bug, an idea. team@nextmoveslab.com, or the button inside the app. I answer the same day. The address says team. The reply is from me.

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