A menu-bar task stack for fast heads. Push what matters on, knock it off one-by-one — keep a fresh mind and stay focused on your single NOW, with everything else waiting underneath.

Your NOW, always on top — one keystroke away.
Why a stack
No priorities to fiddle with, no endless backlog guilt. Last in, first out — exactly how your attention actually works.
Your current task shows right in the menu bar. Glance up, remember what you're doing.
New thing landed? Push it on top — it instantly becomes your NOW, the rest waits.
Finish the current one, or any task. Bump anything back to the top when plans change.
⌃⌥⌘N opens it from any app — no Accessibility permission required.
Add #tags as you type, or edit them per task. Flip a switch to group the stack by tag.
Push your whole stack into a Reminders list, or set a timed reminder — +5m to +4h — that fires with an alert.
Give a task a start and end and drop it straight into Apple Calendar. Back the stack up as JSON too, anytime.
Time-box a task — 5 to 60 minutes — watch the live countdown, and get a nudge when it's up. A fresh mind, one thing at a time.
Sign in with email + password or a magic link and your stack follows you across Mac, iPhone and the web.
See it in action
The same stack, native on macOS and iPhone — capture it, focus it, schedule it, reorder it.



How it works
No projects, no tags, no setup. Open it, push, done.
Type a task and hit return. It goes on top of the stack and becomes your focus.
The newest task is your NOW. The menu-bar icon keeps it in front of you all day.
Check it off. The next task surfaces automatically. Repeat until the stack is empty.
Now on iPhone
The same NOW-on-top focus, native on iOS. Capture a task on the go, get a nudge when it's time, and watch it sync straight to your Mac.
Fast and dark, built natively. Push tasks, lock onto your NOW, knock them off — anywhere.
Set a reminder in a tap — +5m to +4h — and get notified. Send tasks to Apple Reminders & Calendar too.
Sign in once and your stack stays live across iPhone, Mac and the web.
Get it
Free, native, and lightweight — on Mac and iPhone. Grab it from the App Store.