Brawley pulls your eleven half-finished projects into one focused day — so the things you start actually ship.
Today shows only what fits — three tasks and four hours, not forty. If it doesn't fit, it doesn't pretend to. You end the day actually done.
Week-long cycles with a visible finish line. Anything that keeps carrying over gets called out — kill it or commit. No more infinite backlog.
See where the week actually went — which projects ate your hours, and which ones quietly moved forward while you weren't looking.
One click sorts the pile: what to do now, what to defer, and what to finally admit you'll never do. The honesty is the feature.
Thursday, Jul 9 · 3 tasks
This sprint · Jul 7–13 · 6 tasks completed
2 unsorted notes — drag onto a project to file it
"I had fourteen projects 'in progress'. Brawley made me pick three. I shipped two."
"The insights page is rude. In a good way."
"The first tool that treats multitasking as the problem, not the feature."
Stop starting. Start finishing.