Your whole life off your mind, into one place, in seconds.

An iPhone task manager for people running several parts of life at once: family, work, the side hustle, the training plan. Every task and idea is off your mind and into one place, in seconds. Your head goes quiet, and free time finally feels free. Nothing important slips — and this time, it sticks.

Spinther arrives on the App Store this autumn.

You need a system that matches the life it’s holding.

Your life doesn’t fit in a shopping list.

A list with checkboxes is perfect for a trip to the shops. It copes less well with a house move, where item four is “sell the flat”.

The dentist you meant to call is in there somewhere, buried between “oat milk” and “reply to Dad”.
Family, the gym plan, the photography project and the home renovation all sit in the same heap, because there’s just that heap.
Done or Open is the only option, so a passport application five weeks into a six-week wait looks exactly like “put the bins out”.

Your life isn’t a backlog or a quarterly plan.

Trello is built for work. So is Asana, and so is that Notion setup you spent a weekend building: three columns, a colour system, and “buy cat food” sitting in Backlog since April.

Before you can add “book flights”, you need a board, three lists and a label called Personal.
Then it needs a tidy every Sunday to stay useful. Yours was in March.
You’d have to open a laptop. Standing at the bins at half six, that isn’t happening.
There’s a phone app, technically. Six taps to add “milk”, and it still wants to know which board.

Three things Spinther does differently.

1

Capture everything fast without even opening the app.

Something occurs to you in the car, in the queue, halfway through a conversation. Tell Siri, and it lands in Spinther with the app closed.

Tap Control Centre or press the Action button. Share into it from any app.

And when your head is full, dictate everything all at once: a whole brain dump in one sitting, one line per thought. (And it’s typed out on your phone rather than on a server somewhere.) Two seconds, and you’re back to whatever you were doing.

2

It’s on your side.

A reminder arrives once, like a friend checking in, and then leaves you alone. Nothing repeats, and nothing turns up at nine in the evening to tell you it’s disappointed.

There are no streaks to protect, no red badge on the icon unless you ask for one, and no daily digest unless you switch it on.

When life takes over, vacation mode mutes everything until you’re back.

Overdue things don’t vanish and they don’t shout. They stay in view until you deal with them. That’s all.

3

Built for your whole life, not your job.

Give each part of your life its own space: family, work, the side project, the training plan. They sit side by side without mixing.

Today pulls your day together from all of them — what matters most, when you plan to do each thing, and reminders you can trust — with a snapshot of your calendar beside it, so you have the full picture.

Ideas get a home of their own, a safe place for someday things that never nags. And tasks can wait, pause or repeat, because real life does.

What changes.

Everything out of your head, in minutes. Minutes after you first open Spinther, everything on your plate is in one place. Not sorted, not planned, just out of your head and somewhere you trust.
Your head goes quiet. You stop carrying your whole life in it. Moving between the parts of your life gets easier, and free time starts to feel free again.
Nothing important slips. And this time, it sticks. No nagging, no guilt, and no punishment when life happens. Reminders you can trust, overdue that stays visible, and a system that costs nothing to come back to.

The catch, up front.

“I’ll abandon this one too.”

Fair. You’ve done it before, and it was never really your fault: every system you built asked for more than it gave back. So Spinther asks for nothing to start. No account, no sign-up, no system to build. Open it and get everything off your mind in minutes. And if life takes over for a few weeks, you come back to zero judgement: no broken streak, no pile of nagging notifications. Just your things, where you left them.

“Moving everything across is a hassle.”

Bring it all with you. Import from Apple Reminders, Apple Notes, Things and Todoist in minutes, and everything lands in full, whatever plan you’re on. Nothing is ever locked in: export everything, free, any time you like. If you ever leave, you leave with all of it.

“What’s the catch?”

There isn’t a hidden one, so here’s the real one. The core is free forever, not a trial: no clock, no credit card. The free version gives you one space and five projects, and everything else in it is unlimited. Pro makes room for your whole life. This is what it will cost when we launch:

Free, forever

For getting everything off your mind, free forever.

One space, five projects. Every way to capture, unlimited tasks and ideas, the ideas space, due dates, reminders and full task statuses, iCloud sync, import from four apps, full export out

$0

Pro

Room for your whole life.

Unlimited spaces and projects. Smart lists, the full template library, priority support

$5.99 a month
or $49.99 a year

“What happens to my stuff?”

It stays yours. Your location is never collected. Dictation happens on your device. Your tasks sync through your own iCloud, not through us. And Spinther collects no personal information: basic usage data stays off unless you turn it on, it never includes the content of your tasks, notes or ideas, and it’s never sold or shared.

“Is it for me?”

Spinther is for people running several parts of life at once, who’ve built a system or two before and watched it die. It’s not for teams, it isn’t a calendar, and it won’t plan your week for you. It carries the load; you still decide what matters.

Two guides, ready on day one.

Switching day, sorted.

How to move everything across in one sitting: what each importer brings with it, what to do with the leftovers, and what to delete afterwards so nothing lives in two places.

Capture set up in two minutes.

Siri, Control Centre and the Action button, so that Spinther is out of your way from the first afternoon.

Both free, both short, both waiting on the support site the day Spinther launches.

Pay once, if you’d rather.

When Spinther launches, the first 1,000 people who want to back it can pay once, $79.99, and have Spinther Pro for good. No renewals to think about, ever. It’s a thank-you to the people who were there at the start, and it stays open for the first year or until the thousand places are taken, whichever comes first.

No countdown, no ticker. If it’s gone, it’s gone, and Pro is still there at the normal price.

Be there on day one.

Spinther arrives on the App Store this autumn.

Testing it early or need something? Write to hello@spinther.app.