Hey DecideGet the app

Your head has 40 tabs open. We’ll pick one.

Tell Hey Decide everything on your mind. It keeps the pile out of sight and shows you one thing to do next.

Get it on Google Play (coming soon)

Coming soon to Android.

A tangle of scribbled to-dos, like email mum, tax, laundry and reply to Sam, loosening into one clean line that ends in a single dot.
Handwritten note: just this one, with an arrow pointing down at the card.
A person sits stiffly on a couch, eyes wide, under a cloud of floating sticky notes that say tax, call, bins, gym, mum and vet.

The list isn’t the problem. Choosing is.

You know the moment. Thirty things, all a bit urgent, all looking back at you. You read the list twice, pick nothing, and end up scrolling instead.

That isn’t laziness. Deciding is work too, and a long list makes you do it again and again before you’ve done a single thing.

The same person on the couch, relaxed and smiling, holding one small card. The cloud of notes is gone.

Hand the choosing over, and what’s left is small enough to hold.

Go on, skip one.

This is the whole idea in one card. Press Done or Skip as often as you like. Nothing bad happens.

You talk. We sort. You see one.

  1. Say it or type it.

    Tap once and talk, or type if you’d rather. Ramble, trail off, change your mind halfway. It’s saved the second you stop.

    Your voice becomes words on your phone. The audio never leaves it.

  2. We quietly sort it.

    Each thing gets a when and a size: today or someday, quick or big. Fix anything that looks wrong, or leave it and it saves itself.

    Sorted by Laya, an AI that answers with odds, not essays. It sees one line with names blanked out.

  3. You only see one.

    One card, with Done and Skip. The rest waits out of sight. Over time it learns which things you actually finish, and when.

Nothing here will shout at you.

No red. No badges. No “overdue.” A date that slipped by just says “Past date.”

Anything you haven’t touched in two weeks moves to Set aside, where it waits without a fuss. Bring it back whenever you like, or let it go.

It asks how much you’ve got.

Low, okay or high. On a low day you’ll get the small stuff, and that counts.

A small house at night with a doormat. A key peeks out from under the mat.

Your list stays yours.

  • It lives on your phone.
  • Backups go to your own iCloud or Google Drive, locked with a key only you hold.
  • What you say is turned into words on your phone. We never hear it.
  • To sort a task, Laya, our AI, sees one line with names, numbers and emails blanked out. We keep none of it.

Done, from your home screen.

Your next task sits on your home screen. Tick it off, skip it, or add something new without opening the app. You can even talk to it.

Free to start. One plan if you want more.

Free

Nothing

  • Capture by voice or text
  • One task at a time, picked by simple rules
  • Set aside and the energy check

Pro

5.99 / month

  • Everything in Free
  • Sorting by Laya as you capture
  • Picks that learn what you finish
  • Try it free for 7 days, no card

Cancel any time in your App Store or Google Play settings. Your list stays either way.

Fair questions

Does it need internet?

No. Everything is saved on your phone first, and it can still pick your next task offline using simple rules. Sorting is a little smarter when you’re online.

Where is my data?

On your phone. If you turn on backup, it goes to your own iCloud or Google Drive, encrypted with a key only you hold. We don’t keep what you write.

Is there AI in it?

In Pro, yes. Laya, a small AI model, sorts what you add and helps pick what’s next. It answers with odds for each option, not chat, and only sees text with names, numbers and emails blanked out. Offline or if it’s down, simple rules take over.

Can I use it on Android and iPhone?

Yes, both. The home screen widget works on both too.

What happens if I skip a lot?

Nothing bad. After a few skips it offers quicker things. After five in a row it asks if you’d like the easiest one or a 30 minute break. Skips just help it learn.

How do I cancel?

In your App Store or Google Play subscriptions, like any other app. Your list stays on your phone.

Get it on Google Play (coming soon)

Coming soon to Android.

That’s the only task on this page.