Naggy pings you every few minutes. One click to answer. At the end of the day you see the gap between what you said was important and where your time actually went.
Naggler is a tiny cast. Nobody is automating you, replacing you, or writing your emails. The job is simpler: we watch what you said mattered vs. what you did, and we keep that conversation short and humane.
Hedgehog. Mild temper. Believes in you. Drops by every few minutes to ask one question: what are you working on right now? Click a button. He's gone.
"Don't worry about it — just pick the one closest to what you're actually doing."
You set the top 3. You click the buttons. You look at the gap at the end of the day and decide whether to be honest or not. Everything interesting happens here.
"Apparently I spent 90 minutes on 'other'. That's... a lot of other."
Hi — I don't know about you yet but I think I can help you. Looking forward to getting to know you. Let's get started.
"…" (waves shyly from behind Naggy)
Naggler is not a todo app. It's not a time tracker. It's an attention ledger — a behavioral instrument that asks one small question, over and over, and writes down your answer.
Type what you actually want to work on today. Three things. Drag to rank them. Done.
Every few minutes: a tiny popup. Four buttons — your three priorities, or "other." One click. Gone. Under two seconds.
End of day: where you said your time should go vs. where it actually went. That delta is the whole product.
Naggler runs locally. Your task history never leaves your machine. Works offline. No telemetry. No newsletter. If you like it, tell a friend.
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Todo apps let you look productive. The gap report shows whether you were.The whole pitch, in one sentence.