Every productivity app I've used (Things, Todoist, Notion, Reminders, paper, Bullet Journal) has the same first step: build a system. Set up your areas, projects, tags, contexts, priorities. Get organized.
But the people who most need a productivity app are the ones who can't organize. That's why they need the app. It's a chicken-and-egg problem nobody seems to talk about.
You tried five productivity apps. They all wanted you to organize first. Sukima inverts that: dump everything by voice or text, and the AI sorts it into tasks, projects, goals, and ideas with priorities, deadlines, and next steps. When you have a gap in the day, Sukima picks one thing worth doing right now. No system to learn.
