Energy Economicsfor time, values, and money.
One system for the brain
that holds it all.
A thought you capture on Monday becomes a budget decision by Friday — routed through what actually matters to you. One loop. One hierarchy. One waterfall. Same system.
You're not lazy. Your operating system just wasn't designed for this.
Pick the one that hit hardest. We built a tool for it.
One loop. Three steps. The thin layer you touch every day.
Capture, decide, do. This is the surface of the system — what you open in the morning. Underneath, two deeper layers (your values and your money) are quietly listening to every choice you make here.
Before the numbers, a moment.
It's the bridge between halves.
The daily loop handles your time. The hierarchy holds your values. The waterfall moves your money. Most apps do one of those three. Energy Economics is the system that connects all three — and a two-minute practice is the hinge.
Two minutes. Five phases. It's how a thought you typed at 7:48am ends up as a $14 reroute in your savings envelope by Friday — without you re-deciding it three times in between.
Capture · Decide · Do — the surface you touch every day.
What's allowed to absorb resources first.
Where dollars actually land, in priority order.
Five phases. Slow is fine.
Touch each phase for a beat. Then the loop, the hierarchy, and the waterfall already know how to behave for the rest of your day.
Below the daily loop sit your values and your money.
You don't open these every day. You set them up, and the daily loop quietly references them all week. Same system, deeper layers — this is the half of the OS most productivity tools don't have.
Three layers. One system. The reason a Monday thought becomes a Friday decision.
What it looks like when all three layers are running.
7:48am. Thought "cancel that subscription" while making coffee. Typed it into the popout. Closed the tab. Forgot about it on purpose. (Layer 1.)
12:10pm. Opened triage on lunch break. Gave it a category, a cost, and a value — which routed it to the right tier of the hierarchy. Three other inbox items got released because they didn't matter anymore. (Layer 1 → Layer 2.)
3:30pm. Hit a wall. Logged power level: 3. App suggested a 12-minute focus block instead of the usual 25. Took it.
6:00pm. Opened budget. The $14 from the cancelled subscription was already routed away from impulse spending and into the savings envelope. Done. (Layer 2 → Layer 3.)
No willpower required. The system did the remembering — across all three layers.
The shortest list of features is the list we left out.
Five things we deliberately don't ask of you.
- Build a system from scratch.
- Remember to open the app — capture works in a tiny popout window.
- Keep the streak - now days off. There's no streak to break here.
- Categorize later, capture now, sort it when your brain has bandwidth.
- Trust yourself again. The app holds open loops so your brain doesn't have to.
Power — how much you've got today. Trust — how far ahead you can plan.
Everything else adapts to those two answers. No long drawn-out courses, no quarterly reviews, no micromanaging or overgrown task list. Two answers, every day.
No judgment. The app just adapts.
Low trust → resources protect the foundation. High trust → resources flow toward growth. One slider. Your whole budget reshapes.
Card required to start. Cancel anytime in one click before day 14 — you won't be charged.
One tier. We'll be honest about what changes if that ever stops being true.
Join the betaCommon questions.
Is my data private?+
Yes. Stored on Lovable Cloud. Only you can see it. No analytics on your captures.
Will this work on bad ADHD days? Off meds? On burnout days?+
Yes. That's the whole design brief. Power level 3 changes what the app asks of you.
Do I have to use it every day?+
No. There is no streak. Open it when you have something to capture, sort, or do.
What if I capture 100 things and never triage?+
You can release the entire inbox in one click. There's a 10-second undo window on every release.
Is this a budgeting app?+
No. It's a decision practice that happens to include money. Time and energy get the same treatment.
What if I just want the pomodoro timer?+
Use it. Skip everything else. The features don't depend on each other.
Get it out of your head.
Put it where it belongs.
Two minutes to start. Capture one thought. See what the app does next.
Join the beta