Waiting 4

Everyone carries a mental list of open loops that depend on other people: the friend who owes you $40, the landlord who never replied, the recruiter who said next week, the package stuck at shipping soon. To-do apps cannot hold these — they track what you owe the world. Waiting 4 tracks what the world owes you. Add a loop in seconds: who, what, and when you started waiting. The list keeps count so you don't have to — the elapsed days are the hero, quietly confirming that yes, it really has been three weeks. When a loop passes the interval you chose, a calm nudge arrives: no red badges, no guilt, just the fact. When something arrives, swipe it away and enjoy the moment. When it never will, let it go. Either way the list only ever shrinks toward its best state: Nothing owed. Enjoy it. Pinch out and the list becomes the Orbit view — every open loop a body circling you, drifting further out the longer it waits, its clock running slower than yours (the physics is real; the app can prove it). No account. No server. No analytics. Your list lives on your phone and syncs through your own iCloud.