a free tool from nuffo
Empty your head. Get three things.
Paste everything that’s rattling around. Nuffo picks three for today and puts the rest where it belongs: later, someday, or the fridge. No sign-up, nothing stored.
How it sorts.
- Today: three things. What’s due first, then the rest in the order you wrote them.
- Later: every other task, with the dates it spotted (“friday”, “the 12th”).
- Wishes: the somedays, filed by kind: places, food, books, things to learn or buy.
- The fridge: big new ideas. They wait seven days before they can take your time.
- Not sure: anything too vague to call. Nuffo asks instead of guessing.
Not sure what to write? The brain-dump guide has 40 prompts to shake things loose.
Quick answers
What happens to what I paste?
It's sorted and sent back to your browser. Nothing is saved, and there's no account. Refresh the page and it's gone.
How does it decide?
The same way the Nuffo app does: an AI model (TypeSafe's Jev) judges each thing as a task, a someday wish or a new idea, with a fallback if it's busy. Dates like “by friday” are read by plain code. Anything it isn't sure about is set aside for you to decide.
Why only three for today?
Because three finished beats ten started. What's due comes first, then the rest in the order you wrote it. Everything else is safe in later.
Why do ideas go in a fridge?
Big new ideas are exciting and distracting. They wait seven days. If you still want one on day seven, it's real. Most quietly fade.
