Make it finishable.
Vague tasks are the ones that get postponed. The AI turns them into something you could start in the next few days.
Nuncia is a to-do list with one rule. You can only postpone a task to tomorrow. Postpone it three days in a row and it's deleted for good.
→ Try it. Keep tapping Tomorrow.
The rule
Most to-do lists let you push a task forever. The list grows, the guilt grows, nothing moves. Nuncia gives every task a short life, so it gets done this week or you decide it never mattered.
The only date option is today. If it can't start today, the AI helps you make it smaller.
Not to next week, not to "someday". Tomorrow is the only button.
Two postponements in a row. Do a 10-minute version now, or let it go.
No archive to dig through. If it really mattered, you'll add it back on purpose.
AI in the loop
Deleting tasks only works if you understand why you avoid them. Nuncia's AI steps in at the moments where procrastination happens, and stays quiet the rest of the time.
Vague tasks are the ones that get postponed. The AI turns them into something you could start in the next few days.
One short question, no lecture. Your answer shapes a smaller first step for tomorrow.
On the last day, the AI gives you three clear options so nothing disappears by accident.
Starting is the hardest part of most tasks. In Pro, the AI writes a plan as soon as you add a task, then completes the steps it can through your connected apps. Nothing is sent without your approval.
Plan ready · 2 of 3 steps done
Built on MCP
Nuncia's AI works through the Model Context Protocol (MCP), the open standard for connecting AI to apps and data. Connect a calendar, mail or notes app once, and the AI can act there on your behalf. You can also add your own MCP server.
Nuncia is coming to iOS, iPadOS and macOS, with your tasks synced across your devices. Built by an independent developer in Istanbul. Questions, press or early access: write to us.