Enso

The problem was never too many tasks. It's carrying all of it in your head at once: the big work project, "call mom," "meditate more," "I want to build a thing but don't know the first step," "see friends." Most apps just hand the whole pile back and call it organized.

Enso is the funnel. Dump in the whole universe of it, important or trivial, work or life, must-do or someday. It sorts, weighs, and balances across the parts of your life, then hands you the three things that matter most today. Nothing gets dropped. Nothing piles on.

The day's bookends. Each evening, Reflect closes you out: here's what you actually did today, and yes, be proud of it. As it gets to know you over weeks, it adds a quiet bit of insight (you've been closing things out better lately). Then a calm look at tomorrow: your three things plus the meeting with Anna, so there are no Sunday scaries. Leave a note before bed and it's waiting in the morning, same three things, no surprises.

No streaks. No "good girl / bad girl." No wall of ten things glaring at you. Just quiet confidence that you won't drop a ball and don't have to hold it all in your head. You do enough. You are enough.