Name one thing. Tap start. The screen breathes with you while you work, and time passes as a slow colour shift, never as a number. That's the whole idea.

Again keeps one list. Each day you pick up to three things from it. Everything else stays parked, undated, so nothing goes overdue and nothing nags.

Starting is the hardest part of any task. Again makes it the easiest.

When to reach for it:
• Work you've been circling all morning
• A chore that keeps sliding to tomorrow
• A message you can't face writing
• The first ten minutes of a deep-work block

Open Again, name the thing, begin small. Two minutes counts.

What's inside:

Runway: the starting place. One button, a calm screen, a soft signal at the end.

Parked thoughts: when something pops into your head mid-task, park it and keep going. Type it or say it. It waits quietly and asks nothing of you.

An optional daily layer: pick up to three things in the morning (Smart Picker chooses for you when you can't), close the day gently in the evening, see your rhythm without a score. Use it when it helps. Skip it when it doesn't.

One tap from outside the app: a home screen widget, or a tile on your Wear OS watch. The shortest path from stuck to started.

If you already run a calendar or to-do app, keep it. They hold what and when. Again holds the moment of starting; nothing here carries a date, so nothing here goes overdue.

What Again will never do:
• No count of days in a row
• No notification about your absence
• No badges, comparisons, or guilt
• No timer staring at you during a session

Whatever yesterday looked like, the welcome is the same.

Free right now. No ads. No account needed. Your task names and thoughts stay on your phone; they are never sent to a server. Works offline.

Also on iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch.

Privacy: https://getagainapp.com/privacy