Why YWGSD exists

YWGSD started as the planner I wanted for my own week.

I used Motion every day, but only a few parts of it: the auto-scheduling and task templates. Everything around them kept growing.

I also ran my own version of Getting Things Done next to it. Motion had nowhere for the part where you get everything out of your head first and sort it out later.

So YWGSD keeps the few things I used and adds what I kept wishing for. An Inbox, so a thought takes three seconds to get down. The once-over, so each one gets a length and a priority later, in one go. And anything past its deadline turns amber, so nothing quietly disappears.

People heard about it and wanted it too. So it went through App Store review, and it’s been on the App Store since November.

Nicholas

YWGSD on the web, week view: five days of meetings with tasks placed in the gaps between them.
The planner it turned into: tasks booked into the gaps around a week of meetings.

Who sells it, and where your data lives

YWGSD is sold by NCW Distributors Inc., a New York corporation, at 9319 5th Avenue, #1028, Brooklyn, NY 11209.

Your tasks and settings are stored with Supabase. Payments go through Stripe on the web and Apple on iPhone, so we never see your card number. Your calendars are read and never written to. The privacy policy has the details.

Getting hold of us

Write to hello@youwillgetstuffdone.com. You’ll hear back from a person, not a bot.