Burnner

Get shit
done.

Burnner decides what matters, works around your day, and keeps you moving.

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This is the screen. Not a mockup of it.

How it works

Dump it. Prioritize it. Burn it.

  1. 01

    Dump it

    Everything on your mind, one line each. No projects, no tags, no due-date ceremony. Burnner reads it and works out what each thing actually is.

  2. 02

    Burnner decides

    It weighs deadlines, how long things take, what you have been avoiding, and how much time your calendar actually leaves you. Then it picks one.

  3. 03

    You burn it

    One task, a timer, and nothing else on the screen. Finish it and Burnner tells you what is next.

The part that matters

You have six things. Burnner has an opinion.

No projects to set up. No priorities to assign. You type what is on your mind and Burnner works out the rest.

What you type

  • finish the q3 proposal
  • email sarah about the contract
  • book flights for the offsite
  • review vendor agreement thursday
  • call the bank
  • expenses

What you get

Must burn
  • Finish the Q3 proposal

    Fits your 42 min gap. Burn it now.

    32 min
  • Review vendor agreement

    Due tomorrow. Get ahead of it.

    25 min
Quick burns
  • Email Sarah about the contract

    5 min. Knock it out.

    5 min
  • Call the bank

    10 min. Knock it out.

    10 min
Can wait
  • Book flights for the offsite

    No deadline pressure yet.

    15 min
  • Expenses

    No deadline pressure yet.

    20 min

What it sounds like

Burnner tells you. It doesn’t ask.

  • Sarah still hasn't come back. Chase it.

    when a follow-up you parked comes due

  • You've moved this 4 times.

    when you keep pushing the same thing

  • 4h of real work, but only 2h 15m free. Something has to give — start with the top one.

    when your calendar and your pile disagree

It is direct on purpose. A tool that hedges every recommendation leaves the decision back with you, which is the problem it was supposed to solve.

Burnner is not a project manager.

It is not where work goes to be organised. It is where work goes to get finished.

At the end of the day

It counts what you finished.

Not what you planned, not what you moved, not how busy you looked. Burnner tracks what you actually burned, how long it really took, and how much of what mattered got done.