Your to-do list needs a Major.

An AI-powered task tracker for people who never got on with task trackers. Tell Major your plans and he turns them into tasks, picks one thing to do next and says why. Drift off to YouTube during a session and he notices. The AI runs on your Mac.

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For Apple Silicon Macs on macOS 26. Early build, used daily by its author.

Major, an android officer with a moustache, watching

Tue 20:45 · evening session

16 minutes on YouTube. The code won't write itself.

On your desk

He doesn't wait in a tab.

Major lives in the corner of your screen. When something is due he peeks out from behind the edge, then slides in with one line and a few buttons.

The first reminderHe peeks out with a "Psst…", ducks back, then says what's due. Later reminders skip the peek.

When you driftSix minutes on a video site during a session and he's at your shoulder. One click takes you back to work.

First launch

Five minutes with the Major.

No setup screens. First you pick your officer and he tells you exactly what he thinks of your procrastination. Answer "Yes, Sir!" out loud. Then Major asks when you work and what you keep putting off, and lays out your week.

The briefing: Major asks what you keep putting off, with answers as buttons — **The briefing**Mostly buttons. Type your own answer if none of them fits.

The proposed week: routines on free evenings, projects on their own days, work hours shaded — **Your week**Routines go on free evenings, projects get their own days, and work hours stay quiet.

Inside the app

Yesterday, today, tomorrow.

One window for everything you've promised yourself. Anything overdue stays red until you do it or move it.

Overview: overdue, today and tomorrow columns with Major's line on top

Week view with an overdue strip and seven day columns

Month view: a calendar grid with up to three items per day

Overview: what slipped, what's on today, what's next. Urgent first, then project priority, then time.

Character settings: Major or Matilda, and polite, strict or hardcore manner — **Pick your officer**Major or Matilda. Polite, strict, or hardcore with swearing (18+).

Rank and file

Earn your stripes.

You start as a Private. A week with nothing missed puts you up a rank. Miss something and you drop: three ranks for an urgent task, two for a normal one, one for a small one. Moving a date before it's missed costs nothing.

Promotion, warning and demotion pop-ups from the Major — **Promotion, warning, demotion**The ladder goes up to Captain. The Major's rank is taken.

Service report

Know where the evening went.

Time on the plan against time drifting, by day, week and month. Major comments on the numbers and remembers which day went wrong.

Statistics: focused versus procrastinated hours by day, focus score, streak, time per project and top distractions — **Statistics**Focus score, streak, time per project and your top distractions. Only session time counts.

Orders of the day

What's in the build.

A task tracker for people who never got on with task trackers. Here's what works now and what's next.

Works today

On duty now

Overview, week and month, with overdue items in red.
Projects, tasks and repeating routines.
Reminders that peek out and slide in, with snooze.
Focus sessions that notice drifting to other apps and tabs.
Quiet hours: silent at night and at work.
Apple Calendar, plus Google and Outlook through your Mac's accounts.
Talk to Major: plans in, tasks out, by text or voice. He answers out loud.
Ranks, statistics and two officers with their own voices.

Coming soon

In training

Russian and more languages for the AI.
A short debrief at the end of the day.
Reminders, Things, Todoist, Jira and other trackers.
A menu bar icon with the current session and Quit.

Your data stays on your Mac and there's no account. During a session he looks only at which app and tab are in front. He never reads your screen or your keystrokes.