Capture everything. ActionAmp brings one task forward, tells you what made it the next choice, and keeps your plan one click away.
Make an accountMost apps optimize capture, writing things down. Few optimize the decision: of all this, what do I do right now?
The list grows faster than you can work it. You don't fail to capture. You fail to pick. A list that doesn't help you pick isn't helping you focus, it's nagging.
So ActionAmp brings one clear next task forward. You can always choose another.
Get it out of your head. No sorting required.
Give it a home when you are ready.
See one clear next task when it is time to act.
Your whole plan has a place. Only the work you mean to do today has to compete for your attention.
Keep a deliberately small set of commitments.
The rest waits safely on the bench.
Start clean. Recommit on purpose.
Almost every app opens to your full todo list. ActionAmp opens to one task, the next thing that matters, and hides the rest. You can always see it. You don't have to.
If you know Getting Things Done, you're home: inbox, triage, projects, someday. If you don't, none of that matters, the app still works.
We also borrowed from PARA, with one deliberate change: we took its Areas and called them Goals. Not the same, but similar. Areas are passive buckets ("Health", "Finance"). Goals are active outcomes ("Run a 10k", "Get finances under control"). For an app about action, the active framing fits.
Free to start. Yours to keep.