Jot it down
Type it or say it the moment it pops into your head. Date, time, repeat: Usull works it out and puts it on the right day. Ideas drop into your inbox, so nothing slips away.
Usull gathers your tasks, routines, dreams, wardrobe, meals and money in one place. Then it leaves a single light on the screen: now.
Because they all made the same mistake: they showed you everything at once. To an ADHD mind that isn't a list, it's noise. Usull has one rule: one light on the screen.
Type it or say it the moment it pops into your head. Date, time, repeat: Usull works it out and puts it on the right day. Ideas drop into your inbox, so nothing slips away.
The home screen shows only what you need to do now. The Focus button dims everything else; what's left is one title and a timer filling up.
Every tick fills a ring and nudges a dream forward. A little burst, a tiny chime. Your brain loves it; so will you.
Not a planner, a home. On the Time side: days, weeks, months, dreams. On the Life side: self-care, wardrobe, kitchen, money. All in the same calm.
Write down a dream. Usull breaks it into five to seven micro-steps; each step is a task, each task a ring filling up. Watching yourself get closer is the best motivation there is.
It doesn't matter which AI you use: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Copilot. Usull gives you a ready-made prompt; you paste the reply and every line falls into place. Usull never talks to the AI; you do.
From the button below, or in the app under Settings → Data. The prompt carries your name, your hours and the writing rules.
Describe your week. It writes you a plan line by line: “every morning 07:00 drink water”, “tomorrow 14:00 dentist”.
Paste into Jot it down; see what's coming in, confirm with one tap. Undo is always one tap away.
Import from your calendar. Load the .ics file you exported from Apple Calendar or Google Calendar under Settings → Data; repeats are kept, past events arrive unticked and you choose.
Usull takes its name from the Turkish usul: method.
Usulca means quietly.
Fewer settings. Fewer decisions. Less screen.
Not a calendar, a rhythm. Not discipline, design.
Usull stops planning from being a test of willpower. It shows the one right thing at the right moment; you do the rest.
Open it and use it. Everything stays on this device; nobody's waiting for you to fill in a form. No cookies, no tracking: the privacy policy is one page.
No passwords. Sign in with a one-tap link to your email, or with Google or Apple, and your phone and laptop share the same Usull.
Export your data whenever you like, restore it whenever you like. No lock-in, no subscription trap.
For the first year it's growing with a small group of people. Join in, use it, tell us what you think; let Usull take shape around you.
Yes. Usull was designed against distraction, but the same calm works for anyone who's busy, juggling a lot, or just tired.
It's free for the whole pilot. Early joiners will get a perk at launch, and there won't be any surprise price changes.
Without an account, on your device, in your browser's storage. If you create an account it syncs to a cloud record only you can reach. Export it whenever you like, delete it whenever you like.
Yes. It opens in the browser and can be added to your home screen; the layout rearranges itself for a phone. An app-store version is on the roadmap.
One thing only: it breaks your big dream into small steps. It doesn't read your data or train on it; if you like, you can plug in your own Claude key.
Of course. Usull was born in Turkish. Switch with the TR | EN toggle at the top, or in Settings inside the app; everything you've written stays as it is.
Yes, with any AI you like. Usull gives you a ready-made prompt; paste the reply into Jot it down and each line becomes a task, a routine or an idea. Usull never talks to the AI; it reads the lines itself and your data stays on your device.
Yes. Load the .ics file you exported from your calendar under Settings → Data; repeats are kept, past events arrive unticked and you choose. You can also add a single item back to your calendar.