Hey Product Hunt. I'm Koushik, and I built Orga-nicely mostly to fix a problem in my own head. When my manager asked me last year December, how do I keep track of things which I need to do? I proudly said, 'I rely on my mind.' He gently nudged me to figure out something as it would be insane to rely simply on my mind as my role and work type would be changing in a few days. Every task app I tried had the same quiet cruelty. Let a few things slip, and the app's response is to show you the growing pile of red. That's the exact moment I'd stop opening it. A wall of guilt is a rough place to start a Tuesday, so eventually I just built the app I actually wanted: to get notified but not make me feel guilty, to visualize my pending/upcoming tasks by urgency and importance and plan my day. A few things make it different. The Compass plots every task by urgency and importance, so you can see at a glance what actually deserves your attention today instead of guessing. Today pulls a small capped set from that backlog, not your whole list, so deciding what to work on doesn't turn into its own chore. And when something goes overdue, you get a real triage flow: do it now, reschedule, break it down, or hit Let it go. That last one deletes the task with zero guilt attached. It's become my favorite button in the whole app. More recently I added AI assisted urgency and importance. Type a task name and a short description, and it fills in both fields for you, tagged so you always know it was AI's guess and can override it in one click. It's strictly personal, no teams, no collaboration, and free to use. Runs in your browser, desktop or mobile, nothing to install. Built solo on Lovable, shaped almost entirely by early users who were generous enough to tell me what wasn't working. Would love for you to try it and tell me the same. What's the one task you've been carrying around for months that you'd finally let go of?

Orga-nicely

Optimize your time -> Be in control -> Take better decisions

Optimize your time -> Be in control -> Take better decisions