GlassMind

I created Tomorrow because I didn’t want to build just another task manager. People today are drowning in lists, deadlines, and checkboxes — it makes us anxious, not calm. I wanted to make a space where you can pause for a moment, write down what truly matters, and feel that it’s enough. Most planners pile up tasks until every morning feels like you’re already behind. Tomorrow clears that noise: what’s unfinished is past, and every day starts fresh. We live on autopilot. Evenings are for scrolling, not reflection. I wanted to bring back the quiet ritual of thinking about tomorrow — just a few lines before sleep. “Do more” here doesn’t mean “do more tasks.” It means living more consciously. Planning shouldn’t be a burden — it should bring clarity. And yes, that 9 PM reminder is just a gentle nudge: “hey, think about tomorrow.”