Spark gives you one step, not a to-do list

When a task feels too big to begin, Spark breaks it into the smallest thing you can do right now — and keeps the next one ready so you don't stall again.

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Type the task you're avoiding — Spark hands back steps small enough to start.

How a day with Spark goes

  1. 1

    Tell Spark what you're stuck on

    Type it the way it sits in your head — “taxes”, “the kitchen”, “that email I've avoided for a week”. No lists, no categories, no setup.

  2. 2

    Get one step, small enough to start

    Spark hands you a single action that takes a couple of minutes. Not a plan, not ten bullet points — the one thing that gets you moving.

  3. 3

    Do it, then get the next one

    When you mark it done, the next step is already waiting. You never have to look at the whole thing at once.

  4. 4

    Come back tomorrow to a warm start

    Spark remembers where you stopped and opens on today's step, so there's no blank page to face.

It's built for this kind of stuck

  • You know what needs doing and still can't start
  • Lists make it worse, not better
  • You lose the thread halfway through and never come back
  • Every task feels like it's the same size: enormous

Questions about how it works? Read the common questions or see what it costs.

Start with the thing you've been avoiding

One step, right now. You can stop after it if you want.

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