A long list makes you freeze instead of start. Vekto lets you dump the loop out of your head in seconds, points you at one clear next step, and quietly keeps whatever you leave undone.
It's 4pm. You've circled the same three tasks maybe a dozen times today and moved none of them. Now they feel too big to touch. The list you wrote at breakfast isn't a plan anymore, it's a wall. So you pick up your phone instead, and the loop keeps running in the background all evening.
Most task apps quietly make it worse. Apple Reminders stacks up forty red overdue items you stop being able to read. Notion becomes a database you set up once and never opened again. The sticky notes slide off the monitor. Every one of them turns into one more thing to manage, so it moves into your head too, right next to the prescription you keep meaning to refill and the message you've left unread for five days.
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Vekto runs on one small loop: Plan. Execute. Reflect.
Plan is getting the thought out of your head and onto the page before it can spin. Execute is doing the one thing marked 01, not the whole list at once. Reflect is a quick look back, a tap, no journaling homework sitting there to shame you.
Three light moves, on purpose. You are not building a system to maintain. An adhd friendly planner isn't the one with the most features, it's the one with the fewest sharp edges. You set things down so your head has room again, and the app does the remembering.
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A thought lands while you're mid-sentence with someone. You open Vekto and type it the way you'd say it: "call the dentist tomorrow at 2." It reads the date and the time and files it. The thought leaves your head instead of becoming one more loop you have to keep alive until bedtime.
Your day's to-dos carry one simple tag: 01 Focus, 02 Important, or 03 Normal. When the list starts to look like a wall, you look at 01. That's your next step, the only one you have to think about right now. Everything else waits its turn without shouting for your attention.
Some days almost nothing gets done. Vekto doesn't punish that. Whatever you leave undone rolls forward to today, marked "left from yesterday." No angry red, no guilt trip, no note lost at the bottom of a list you'll never scroll back to.
When you need the wider view, Week lays out today plus the next 6 days on one board. Enough to see what's coming, not so much that it tips you back into overwhelm. Drag a to-do to a calmer day and close that tab in your head. ---
No streaks to protect. No badge counting your failures back at you. No "overdue" turning red and angry. Full dark mode and a set of quiet accent colors, so a task app for adhd stops being one more thing tugging at your attention.
Link a to-do to a Week, Month, Quarter or Year goal, so the small thing you do today connects to something you actually care about. Close a goal or a period with a plain 1 to 5 rating, a guiding question, or one line of text. That's the whole of it, and you can skip it.
Built for iPhone, iPad and Mac. It works offline, and syncs your account across your devices once you're back online. Whenever you want out, export a readable Markdown document or a full JSON backup. The list is yours to take with you.
If your app works for you, keep it. Vekto is for the times a long list makes you freeze instead of start. It asks you to hold less in your head: one clear next step, capture that reads like plain speech, and unfinished to-dos that carry themselves forward. If that's the part that keeps breaking for you, 14 days will tell you fast.
No, and that was the whole point. There's no setup ritual, no tag scheme to invent, no views to configure before you can write down a thought. You put things down, you mark one as 01, you glance back when you feel like it. Ignore it for a week and nothing punishes you, and nothing is lost.
Not yet. Vekto is on iPhone, iPad and Mac today, and syncs your account across them. Android is coming soon. There's no Windows version.
The first 14 days are free, and we don't ask for a card to start. After that it's €4.99 a month or €39.99 a year. For the first 250 people there's a one-time Founder Lifetime at €69.99. ---
See one thing. Start there.