Most productivity tools assume you already know what to do. I kept getting stuck before that point.
Everpath is an experiment in planning goals as paths and roadmaps instead of task lists. You start with a goal written in natural language, and it generates a roadmap you can iterate on:
- reshape it by talking to it (“make this slower”, “focus on fundamentals”)
- view it as a board when executing
- view it as a calendar when committing time
- use a discussion mode that pushes back on unrealistic plans
This is not meant to replace discipline or effort. It’s meant to make starting less mentally expensive.
Most productivity tools assume you already know what to do. I kept getting stuck before that point.
Everpath is an experiment in planning goals as paths and roadmaps instead of task lists. You start with a goal written in natural language, and it generates a roadmap you can iterate on:
- reshape it by talking to it (“make this slower”, “focus on fundamentals”)
- view it as a board when executing
- view it as a calendar when committing time
- use a discussion mode that pushes back on unrealistic plans
This is not meant to replace discipline or effort. It’s meant to make starting less mentally expensive.
Curious what resonates and what doesn’t.