Three things.
And only three.

The rule.

1. 1

   Type three lines.

   Each thing gets an estimate. Anything over three hours has to be split — there's a hidden task in there.

2. 2

   Pick one. Start the clock.

   The focus timer runs. If you blow past the estimate, the page tells you so — bluntly, in red.

3. 3

   Ship all three.

   The day prints a receipt — timings, status, streak. Close the tab. Earn the streak.

What it doesn't do.

• No accounts. No login. No backend.
• No sync between devices. Your data stays on the machine.
• No analytics, no telemetry, no install ping.
• No notifications. No nags. No streak guilt-trips.
• No fourth task. The input shakes. The rule holds.

Who it's for.

People who already have a task manager and don't need another one. People who want a single, hard, public commitment for the day instead of a backlog. Founders, knowledge workers, students under deadline, anyone who's tired of being busy without being done.