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Pressing ⌘K opens a single input where every line you type becomes a task. There's no form. No dropdown for priority. No date picker to fight with. You write the way you think, and the AI works out what each line means before it schedules anything, which is why people who hate setup keep using it.

The core of the product is a button that schedules your entire week in one go. It weighs deadlines, priorities, and your deep-work routine, then places each task into a slot. One click. That's it. This is what separates an AI task scheduler from a plain to-do list: the plan builds itself.

Money Lock lets you put $5 on a deadline. If you finish the task on time, you pay nothing and the hold is released. If you let it slide, the money stays locked. That's the whole feature. It's a commitment device for the tasks that survive every productivity system because the cost of skipping them has always been zero, and a small locked amount changes that math in a way willpower alone rarely does.

You can add and reschedule tasks right from Slack and Discord DMs, so you don't have to switch apps to keep the schedule current. For teams and solo users who already live in chat, this keeps the planner in the same window as the conversation that created the task.

The scheduler treats focus time as a constraint, not an afterthought. Rather than packing your day edge to edge, it pushes deep-work tasks into the hours you've marked as your best, which is where the difference between a busy week and a productive one usually shows up. That matters more than it sounds.

Every task gets placed relative to its deadline, so the week fills backward from what actually matters. Urgent items don't quietly drift to the weekend. Long-term work doesn't get starved. Nothing gets lost in the noise.