nudge - Drop your tasks. AI auto-schedules your whole week.
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nudge auto-schedules your entire week. Drop tasks → AI places them by deadline, around your real life.
- Ready in 10 seconds. No templates. No tutorials.
- Add a task in 2 seconds. Type it. AI schedules it.
- Drop a TODO.md file — nudge plans your week from it.
- Calendar, list, and Kanban — one fast workspace.
- Schedules around your sleep, meals, gym, and deep-work hours.
$5 first month. $9/mo after. Half price for students.
Solo-built by a 20yo engineering student in Tokyo.
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@jacksonburch
Oh that’s actually such a cool idea 🔥 Thanks for sharing Jackson, definitely something to think about!
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@jacksonburch
@jacksonburch Appreciate that so much 🙏 I actually haven't set up my LinkedIn yet — once I create one, I'll connect with you!
I like this!! I always have a million task every monday and this would be really helpful!
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@tina_feng1
Thank you so much Tina!! 🥹 Comments like this seriously keep me going. “A million tasks every Monday” is exactly who I built this for, so it means the world that it resonates 🔥
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@tina_feng1
Thank you so much Tina!! 🥹 Comments like this seriously keep me going. “A million tasks every Monday” is exactly who I built this for, so it means the world that it resonates 🔥
Never really understood where the value is in having AI schedule your week or your diary, seems like a very blunt tool that would lack qualitative real world insight.
Sorry to come across negative but interested to know if you've already addressed this challenge?
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@naumaan_zahid
Thanks for checking it out! Google Calendar integration is on the roadmap — you're right that without it, the auto-scheduling can't truly work around your real day. We're also launching a new feature today that's a step in that direction. Stay tuned!
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Honestly didn’t expect this many people to check it out — kinda emotional rn 🥺 More features are already in the works, so stay tuned! And seriously, drop any ideas you have — I’d love to hear them 🙌
The zero-setup angle is underrated. Most task managers ask you to learn a system before you can use them, which defeats the point for anyone with an already-full schedule.
I work on M&A deals in renewable energy and the hardest weeks are due diligence sprints — 80% of tasks are reactive, deadlines shift daily, and any app that requires manual calendar slotting gets abandoned by day 3. The AI auto-scheduling premise solves exactly that.
I built DishRoll (https://dishroll.netlify.app/) with a similar insight applied to meal planning — the friction isn't cooking, it's the weekly decision overhead of figuring out what to eat, especially during high-intensity work periods. Strip the decisions away and people actually follow through. The products are in different domains but the core UX thesis is identical.
Curious how nudge handles deadline conflicts when tasks genuinely can't all fit. Does it surface the conflict explicitly, or silently reprioritize?
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@samir_asadov
Great question — honestly something I'm wrestling with right now.
To be straight with you: currently the AI silently reprioritizes in the background based on priority scores. No explicit conflict surfacing yet.
But I keep getting stuck on this design choice. For reactive-heavy work — which is exactly your due diligence sprint scenario — silent reprioritization is convenient, but the moment a user discovers a deadline got dropped without them knowing, trust is gone. That's too steep a price to pay for zero-setup.
So the direction I'm leaning toward is splitting conflicts into soft vs hard:
Soft (can be resolved by shifting time slots, clear priority gap) → AI handles silently, no notification
Hard (genuinely can't fit, deadline collision) → always surface explicitly, let the user decide
The principle I want to anchor on: never silently drop a deadline. Everything below that line gets automated.
In parallel, I'm building toward per-user duration estimation — learning how long a given task type actually takes for that person. If we can predict task duration accurately, conflict detection itself gets sharper. The beta is partly about gathering that data.
Curious how you drew the line on DishRoll — between "strip the decision" and "let the user pick." Meal planning could be "fully auto-generate from this week's ingredients" or "surface 2 options, let them choose," and those feel like very different products. Would love to hear how you thought about that tradeoff.
@shun_build Thanks for being straight about it! That kind of transparency is rare and genuinely appreciated. When the reprioritisation happens, how does a user currently find out? Is there any indicator in the UI, or does it just silently shift?
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@samir_asadov
Great question — and honestly, right now it does just silently shift, which is exactly what’s bugging me about the current design.
A couple of things I’m prototyping:
1. A subtle diff marker (↑/↓) on tasks that moved, so you can see at a glance what changed since you last opened the app.
2. A short “why” panel — e.g., “Pushed X to Thursday because Y came in with a tighter deadline” — so the reasoning is visible, not just the new state.
The tricky part is dosage. Too aggressive and it becomes notification anxiety; too quiet and it feels like the AI is making decisions behind your back. Leaning toward: diff visible by default, but only push-notify on “material” shifts (e.g., something got bumped out of today entirely).
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First upvote on Product Hunt 🥹
And just got my first user too!
This means a lot, thank you 🙏
https://x.com/xu0krsodfz56576?s=21
Congratulations on the launch. I have also tried motion but it's not good at all.
Currently I m using marblism for automating repetitive admin tasks like emails/calendar/meeting notes + content and outreach on social and it's agents are way better to than my part time VA. I think nudge is more like a personal assistant.
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@gamifykaran
Thanks Karan 🙏 And yeah, exactly — nudge is meant to be that personal assistant layer, not another agent doing tasks for you.
A lot more personalization features are coming soon, so stay tuned 👀