Type whatever's on your mind, in whatever order it comes out. Mini turns it into a short, ranked list — and greets you with it when you sit down.
Free, and free to keep. Beta for Windows 10 and 11 — also on iPhone and in your browser.
The same app wherever you keep it. Pick where you'd use it.
Turn the machine on and your day is already ranked — before you've opened a browser or remembered you had a list.
Mini can paint the short list straight onto your desktop background. Nothing to open, nothing to click — it's just there behind your windows.
Everything is stored on your PC, so it opens instantly and works with no internet. Then it goes to the tray and leaves you alone.
Windows 10 and 11. It updates itself from here on, so this is the only download you'll need.
Download the beta →Getting in: open mini.heorhiishekunov.org/app in Safari, tap Share, then Add to Home Screen. You get a real icon and it works offline. The App Store version comes later.
A case is just a list — Today, Groceries, Uni. Hold one to make it the case your daily brief reads from.
Add a line at a time, or tap Talk to Mini and dump the whole lot — it splits one messy sentence into separate tasks.
Three things, ranked — not a wall of forty. The rest stays in the case until you want it.
Just want a look? Open mini.heorhiishekunov.org/app in any browser — nothing to install. It saves to that browser, so it's the try-before-you-install version rather than the one to settle into. For that, take the Windows app.
A case is just a list — Today, Groceries, Uni. One of them feeds your daily brief.
Type a line at a time, or click Talk to Mini and dump the whole lot — it splits one messy sentence into separate tasks.
Three things, ranked. The rest stays in the case until you want it.
Using more than one? Sign in once and your cases follow you — Windows, phone and browser stay in step on their own. Signing in is free.
Every other to-do app hands you an empty box and expects you to tidy your own thoughts before you're allowed to put them down. That's the work. Mini takes that bit.
One line or twenty, in any order. Mini sorts it in the background while you get on with something else.
You sit down and the day is already ranked. Three things — not forty things to dread.
Your tasks sit in a file on your device, not in someone's cloud. Sign in only when you want them on a second device.
Free isn't a trial or a crippled version — it's the finished app, and it stays that way. The €5 is for when you'd rather Mini did the sorting for you every day instead of once.
Rather pay once? Lifetime is €29 — €19 for anyone on the waitlist. Windows desktop, with the AI running on your own machine. No subscription, ever.
Both are free while the beta runs, and neither needs an account.
The full desktop app for Windows 10 and 11. It greets you at login and then gets out of the way.
Download for Windows →Windows shows a “protected your PC” notice for any new app. Click More info → Run anyway. It disappears once the app is signed.
Add it to your Home Screen from Safari and it behaves like any other app:
Works offline, and your tasks stay on the phone. An App Store version comes later.
One email when Mini launches, with the €19 Lifetime price before it becomes €29.