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“I keep everything in my head and the important things slip.”

Jot down what's on your mind in two seconds flat, then clear it out in one weekly review. No system to maintain.

All you need is one account. It gives you 14 days of Pro in all four apps, free and with no card.

What does it solve?

You have tried planners, notes and apps with forty features. You dropped them within two weeks, because keeping the system alive was more work than the tasks themselves. Meanwhile the important things still live in your head, which is the worst place to keep them.

Your tasks are spread across phone notes, messages you send yourself and your own head. Cauce is a visual board with quick capture: you type the task without picking a project or a tag, and in the weekly review you decide what comes in, what waits and what goes. It also tracks your habits and daily routines, with no account required and no cloud.

Today

Tasks scattered across notes, messages and your own head.
Lists that grow and never get reviewed.
Habits that depend on you remembering.

With Cauce

Everything lands in one inbox, in two seconds.
A weekly review that brings the board up to date.
Habits with their streak in plain sight.

Why does it work?

It's not another task manager: it's a weekly review with a board built around it.

Cauce asks for just two things: jot it down in two seconds, without picking a project or a tag, and review once a week. It is built for people who already gave up on systems that needed more upkeep than the tasks themselves.

See it work

Animated examples with demo data. This is what you will be doing inside the app.

Two-second capture

You write the task without picking a project or tag; sorting comes later.

The board

A visual board where each task moves from left to right.

Weekly review

A guided walk-through of about ten minutes, once a week.

Habits and streaks

Your daily habits and routines, with the streak in view.

How much you finish by area

How much you finish per area and how loaded each week runs.

What you might be thinking

“I've tried task apps before and I always drop them.”

Almost all of them make you organise the moment you jot something down. Cauce doesn't: you write it and that's it. The sorting happens once a week, in a guided ten-minute review.

“I'm disorganised, this isn't for me.”

It's built exactly for that. You don't have to design a system: there is an inbox, a board and a review that walks you through it.

“My week changes all the time.”

That's why the unit is the week, not the day: in the review you drop what no longer applies and reset the rest.

What you will find inside

Why Cauce will not let you pick a project or a tag when you jot something down, and why that is on purpose.
The four steps of the ten-minute review that replaces the daily list.
What happens to finished tasks so they stop cluttering the board without getting lost.
The analysis that shows which area is eating your week.
How to export your whole board to a file, whenever you want.

Everything it does

The 14-day trial includes all of this. From day 15 the app opens only with Pro; your progress stays saved.

Guided weekly review — inbox to zero, board reset and a proper close of the week — so the whole system runs on ten minutes and never depends on your daily willpower.
Analysis of how much you finish per area, habit streaks and each week's load, so you see where your time goes before you say yes to one more thing.
Archive of finished tasks, so the board shows only what's live and what's done stays one tap away when you need it.
Areas, projects and habits on a single board, so your whole week fits on one screen.

Is it for you?

It is for you if

You already gave up on other systems for being complicated.
You want to see your week on a board, not in an endless list.
Tracking habits next to your tasks works for you.

It is not for you if

You need to coordinate a team with permissions and assignments.
You are after a company tool with reports for third parties.

What does it cost?

USD 3.99 a month

or USD 19.99 a year · USD 64.99 for life

Renews every month until you cancel. 30-day refund guarantee.

See plans and buy

Or take all four

On the annual plan, Cauce alone costs USD 19.99. All Access costs USD 59.99: that is USD 3.33 more a month, and you also get Mente Prima, NEXO and Mandado.

See All Access

First, 14 days of trial with no card. If you then pay and it is not for you, write to us within the next 30 days and we refund everything, no extra questions. It applies the same to the monthly, annual and lifetime plans.

Questions

Do I need an account?

Yes. Your Brainstery account gives you 14 days with everything; from day 15 you need Pro. Cauce keeps everything on your device and works offline.

Can I export my data?

Yes, any time: Settings exports the whole board as a JSON file.

What is the weekly review?

A guided ten-minute pass: empty the inbox, walk every area, drop what no longer applies and leave next week set up.

What happens if I stop paying?

Your board, areas and habits stay saved in your browser. The app stays locked until you turn Pro back on; you can export your data any time.

Here is what you get today

All four apps, complete, for 14 days.
No card: there is nothing to charge.
Your progress saved, whatever you decide.
If you pay afterwards, a 30-day refund guarantee.

P.S. Try this tonight: empty your head into the Cauce inbox for five minutes. Whatever shows up there is what you had been carrying.

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