Multiple jobs. Multiple domains. Multiple projects. One tool to rule them all.
From the promise you made in January to the hour it happens on Wednesday — every world you run, at every speed.
“I need to time block my week — and I don’t know if it all fits.”
Ten minutes on Sunday.
Mon
27
Tue
28
Wed
29
Thu
30
Fri
31
Standup
Lunch
Staff meeting
Standup
Lunch
Client review
Standup
Lunch
Dentist
Standup
1:1 — Dana
Lunch
Retro
Lunch
1:1 — Sam
The week
25.9h · 5.6h past your usual 20.3h
No open time left 1
Without being asked
The thing that’s slipped three weeks running.
Monday, 3:00pm
The part of your life nobody’s asking about.
Wednesday, 30 minutes
That note you typed at a stoplight.
Thursday, 9:30am
“Do I have room for the projects that matter?”
And if you don’t, a choice — not a footnote.
“How does a big thing turn into hours — and what am I starving?”
Time-box the weeks. Watch the empty rows.
“What am I actually working toward here?”
Each world, and whether you showed up.
“I need both — the year, and what I do in ten minutes.”
Both speeds, one system.
Calendars
Every calendar you already live in.
Work on Google. Family on Apple. Corp on Microsoft. The youth group ICS feed. One grid — so the hour you took for the gym is as real as the board call.
The field
You’ve already tried to solve this.
Akiflow · Sunsama
The best capture and time-blocking there is.
The week is the ceiling. A project can never be behind.
Motion · Reclaim
Genuinely good at placing work in open time.
Neither can tell you what matters. That was always yours.
Asana · Notion
Real project structure, dependencies, a portfolio.
Work goes in and never comes out onto a Tuesday.
Things · Todoist
Beautiful, fast lists. Deserved taste.
No calendar truth, no capacity, no pace.
Apple · Google Calendar
The truth about every meeting you have.
Nothing about intent. Your priorities aren’t on it.
Every one of them owns an altitude. Nuvo owns the elevator.
The system you actually want, you’ve probably already bought on paper.
Why this exists
I used Motion. It decided too much for me.
It built my day for me, and when it was wrong about the thing that mattered most, there was nothing to argue with — no way to see why it chose that. The screen kept getting more complicated and the week kept getting less mine.
So Nuvo does the labor and leaves the judgment. It composes a week and waits. Every block drags. Every number tells you where it came from. When it says you can’t carry the week, it still lets you.
— Phil, who runs four worlds and built this for the Sunday night it kept ruining.
No team boards.
Single-player on purpose. Nobody else is ever in your funnel.
Fewer integrations than Akiflow.
Capture is fast, but it doesn’t reach into every app yet.
The phone is capture and your agenda.
Planning the week, projects and the review are desktop today.
Start empty.
It’s useful on day one. Nothing to migrate.
It never nags.
No streaks, no red badges, no debt ledger.
Yours alone.
No shared board, no manager’s dashboard, nobody else in your account.
Where it runs
Mac, web, and iPhone.
One account, every surface. The native Mac app updates itself quietly in the background, the web app opens anywhere, and iPhone is next.
Mac
Native app — download above. ⌥Space capture, background auto-updates.
Web
Open in any browser — nothing to install.
iPhone · Coming soon
Add to Home Screen today; a native app is on the way.
Everything included
One price. All of it.
No tiers, no add-ons, nothing saved back for a “pro” plan. This is the whole product.
Capture
- ⌥Space from anywhere on Mac
- ⌘K inside the app
- Type it like a text message
- Voice dictation
- An inbox that holds everything
Your calendars
- Google, Microsoft 365, iCloud, ICS
- Two-way sync with Google
- Meetings and your work, one grid
- Hide what you don’t plan around
- Recurring events, guests, locations
Plan the week
- Four questions, one planned week
- Your real open hours, first
- Work placed onto the hour for you
- Projects split across sittings
- Standing time for recurring work
- A remedy when it doesn’t fit
- Drag, resize, overrule anything
The bigger picture
- Every level in one system
- See three weeks out
- Know when a project is behind
- Shape work before it’s scheduled
- See what’s ready to work
Your day
- One honest call on today
- A morning brief
- An evening close
- Unfinished work rolls forward
- Weather and daylight
Looking back
- A Friday review, with evidence
- What moved, in every world
- Where your hours actually went
- Meetings count as time spent
- GitHub work counts itself
Ask Nuvo
- Ask in plain language
- It drafts, you decide
- Scaffold a project or a week
- One tap to undo anything
Where it runs
- Native Mac app, auto-updating
- Any browser
- Installable on iPhone
- Five looks, light and dark
- Keyboard-first throughout
- Live sync across devices
Pricing
Less than the three tools it replaces.
You’re likely paying for a task app, a project tool, and a planner that don’t talk to each other. This is one system, one price, and one week that finally adds up.
Annual
$19/month
$228 billed yearly
Two months free. For the way you already think about a year.
Monthly
$29/month
Billed monthly
Month to month. Leave whenever, and take your calendars with you.
- Fourteen days free, no card
- Cancel anytime, in two clicks
- Every feature, no tiers, nothing held back
- Your account is yours alone — nobody else is ever in it
- We’ll tell you the truth, including “you can’t carry this week”
Nothing lost
Built for the person everything runs through.
Catch the loose end. Hold the bet. Land the hour. Every world you’re responsible for — finally in one place, finally on the calendar.