Nentropy ranks your to-do list for you. Write one paragraph about your situation, once; the AI weighs every open task against it and against each other and gives each one a priority with a one-line reason. It breaks tasks into steps, pulls tasks out of pasted notes or emails, files your inbox into lists, and asks instead of guessing when a task is too vague. Underneath: a full to-do app with shared lists, assignments, due dates, recurring tasks, a calendar and a morning reminder email. Free.
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Hi Product Hunt
Every to-do app I have used is excellent at remembering things and useless at
the one question that actually matters in the morning: out of these 23 open
items, which one should I do now? They cannot answer it, because they know
nothing about me.
So Nentropy starts somewhere else. You write one paragraph about your life,
once. Something like: freelance developer, two kids aged 6 and 9, my partner works
shifts, I can only concentrate after 8pm, money is tight right now.
Everything is then weighed against that paragraph, and it tells you why. This
is a real ranking example:
98 — Send the €4,200 invoice to client Meyer
"brings in €4,200 immediately and eases the acute cash flow problem"
92 — Finish the 2025 tax return
"due in five days, filing late can cause penalties"
75 — Write new copy for my product's landing page
"supports the shift towards your own product and long-term income"
60 — Book a swimming course for the kids
"improves childcare and makes your evening focus time easier to plan"
35 — Make a dentist appointment
"matters for your health, but there is no acute deadline"
What I would genuinely like to know:
- Does the ranking match your gut, or does it get your list wrong?
- Is one paragraph enough context, or did you want to tell it more?