Dump - Quick Capture

Your head is a bad place to keep tasks. Dump is a quiet app built around one loop: get everything out, decide once, take on a sane amount today. THREE RITUALS Dump. Write down whatever is on your mind, without sorting, tagging or naming a project. One thought at a time, or a whole stream at once — put each thought on its own line and every line becomes a task. You can also just speak: each pause ends one task and starts the next. Review. Go through what you captured, one card at a time. Swipe to take a task for today, park it for later, or delete it. Taking a task asks a single question: how long will it take — 15 minutes, an hour, half a day, or all day. Focus. Today's short list with a load bar. A day is planned for six hours of work, so when the plan asks for more, the app says so instead of letting you quietly overcommit. Tick things off and close the day with a clear head. WHAT HAPPENS TO THE REST Parked tasks wait in a backlog you can re-review whenever you feel like it — nothing is lost, nothing is nagging. Finished tasks move to an archive, so there is a record of what you actually got done. WHAT IT DELIBERATELY DOESN'T DO No accounts and no sign-in. No projects, folders, priorities or deadlines to maintain. No notifications and no streaks to keep alive. No ads. PRIVATE BY CONSTRUCTION The app has no networking code of its own: no analytics, no tracking, no third-party SDKs, no account. Your tasks are stored on your iPhone and nowhere else. Voice input uses Apple's built-in speech recognition, which runs on-device whenever your language supports it. Dump speaks English and Russian, and is built for iPhone.