Close the tabs. Write it down. Check it off. Docket is a task manager for people who think on paper but execute digitally.
Most apps encourage endless categorization. Docket gives you one plain list. If it's on your mind, it goes on the docket. No nesting, no hiding, no procrastinating by organizing.
The friction of a long list is the point. It forces prioritization. If a task lingers, it either matters or it's noise.
At midnight, the slate wipes clean. Unfinished tasks don't automatically roll over to taunt you tomorrow. They move to the archive.
You can pull them back, of course. But the act of deliberately restoring a task asks: Is this still worth your time?
"We don't need a system to do more. We need a system to admit what we won't finish."