The to-do list that decides what's next, so you don't have to.
Every task app makes you do the work before the work: sizing, sorting, deciding what's first. Margin does that part. You just execute. Get your margin back.
Task lists punish anything without a deadline. It sinks to the bottom and sits there, while you re-sort what's left by hand — every day.
Margin doesn't let anything go silent.
Type “send Dave the proposal” and Margin already knows it's a 30-minute job — no duration field, no follow-up questions. Your day is sized from what you wrote, not from data entry you'll never do.
Open the app to today's list in the right order: what's first, what fits your available hours, what can wait. The deciding is done before you show up.
When something keeps slipping, Margin doesn't let it rot at the bottom. It offers to break it into first steps, reschedule it honestly, or drop it. The list stays truthful.
That link you WhatsApp'd yourself to read later. The idea you emailed yourself at a red light. The note buried in a chat with your own name on it. Everything in your head gets one place to land: send it from your phone, it's waiting at your desk. Tasks join the ranked list. Ideas and notes just wait — quietly, searchable, off your list — until one tap turns them into a task when it's time.
Web, share sheet, screenshot paste, voice, Shortcut. No follow-up questions.
A Today view sized to a realistic day. It adapts to your recent pace, not a fantasy of one.
Flow days and Finish days. Flow refills the list as you finish; Finish locks it so you can close it out.
Avoidance nudges. When something keeps getting pushed, Margin offers to break it into first steps, reschedule it, or drop it — instead of letting it sit.
Goal modes. Money, Deadline, Recovery, or Balanced — plus a focus tuner for weighting what matters this week.
Already living in Claude or ChatGPT? Connect it directly over MCP. It can read your list, add and complete items, and report your day's open calendar time so Today resizes itself — without Margin ever needing access to your calendar.
Not a tier unlock. Part of the one plan, like everything else.
A few minutes re-sorting here, a few there, all day. It adds up to hours of deciding instead of doing. That's what $19 buys back.
35% off the standard plan ($228/year) — and that price never goes up, as long as you keep it.
Available for a limited time at launch.
If you ever cancel, your archive stays readable, searchable, and exportable. Nothing is deleted — you just lose active capture and AI until you reactivate.