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Tethr

Launching today

An AI task manager that actually forces you to execute.

Tethr is a productivity app for capturing tasks, managing projects, and more. - Project Atomizer: Upload a messy file and let us break it down according to your schedule. - Playbooks: Don't know how to start? Playbooks can atomize tasks into simple steps to stop procrastination. - Voice Ingest: Pull out your phone, run the shortcut, say the task, and you're done. I’m a 16yo who didn't know code, and I built this entirely through systems thinking and some serious prompting on an AI agent.

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Launch tags:Productivity•Task Management•SaaS

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Hey everyone! I’m the creator of Tethr. A few weeks ago, I didn't know a single line of code. But as a student balancing intense projects, Model UN, and complex workloads, standard to-do apps weren't cutting it. I kept falling into execution paralysis when looking at massive project rubrics. So, I teamed up with AI agents and built the exact tool I needed. I went from v1 to v5 in weeks, shipping things I didn't think I could build—like Supabase Edge Functions for custom Siri voice capture, client-side PDF document parsing, and an AI 'atomizer' that chews dense technical briefs down into stupidly simple, physical micro-steps with native math formula rendering. Tethr completely eliminated my own procrastination. Now, I want to see if it can help you, too. I'm hanging out in the comments all day—I'd love to get your feedback on the workflows, the tech stack, or how I built it!"

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