Freetime,wellspent.
Keep the things you would love to do somewhere better than your head. Tell E5tarli how much time and energy you’ve got, roll once, and go do the thing.
- 3
- taps to a decision
- ~4s
- from roll to result
- 2
- languages, no second app
- 0
- overdue badges, ever
You get two free hours and spend ninety minutes deciding. E5tarli decides in four seconds and gets out of your way.
- a to-do list
- a task manager
- a focus timer
- another streak to lose
Four screens between bored and doing.
Keep a Pool, not a to-do list
Save the things you actually want to do one day — the guitar, the side project, the walk. Nothing nags you. Nothing goes overdue.
Say what you’ve got
How much time, how much energy, what mood. Thirty minutes and half a brain is a perfectly good answer. That’s the whole setup.
Let it roll
One pick from your Pool that actually fits right now. Don’t like it? Reroll — but tell us why, and the engine learns.
Go do it, then brag
Come back with a photo, a link or a line. It lands on your profile forever, and your free time finally has a receipt.
One roll. One thing.
The same reel that ships in the app: anticipation, a long cruise, then a fake-out before it locks. Pick a mood and give it a spin.
A balanced pick.
- BuildBuild a tiny MCP server90 min
- LifePractice guitar30 min
- LearnUnderstand Postgres indexes60 min
- CreateFinish the short story45 min
- ExploreWalk a street you’ve never walked30 min
- ReadRead one chapter, phone in a drawer25 min
- LifeFix the wobbly chair20 min
- CreateSketch the app icon again40 min
- BuildBuild a tiny MCP server90 min
- LifePractice guitar30 min
- LearnUnderstand Postgres indexes60 min
- CreateFinish the short story45 min
- ExploreWalk a street you’ve never walked30 min
- ReadRead one chapter, phone in a drawer25 min
- LifeFix the wobbly chair20 min
- CreateSketch the app icon again40 min
- BuildBuild a tiny MCP server90 min
- LifePractice guitar30 min
- LearnUnderstand Postgres indexes60 min
- CreateFinish the short story45 min
- ExploreWalk a street you’ve never walked30 min
- ReadRead one chapter, phone in a drawer25 min
- LifeFix the wobbly chair20 min
- CreateSketch the app icon again40 min
- BuildBuild a tiny MCP server90 min
- LifePractice guitar30 min
- LearnUnderstand Postgres indexes60 min
- CreateFinish the short story45 min
- ExploreWalk a street you’ve never walked30 min
- ReadRead one chapter, phone in a drawer25 min
- LifeFix the wobbly chair20 min
- CreateSketch the app icon again40 min
- BuildBuild a tiny MCP server90 min
- LifePractice guitar30 min
- LearnUnderstand Postgres indexes60 min
- CreateFinish the short story45 min
- ExploreWalk a street you’ve never walked30 min
- ReadRead one chapter, phone in a drawer25 min
- LifeFix the wobbly chair20 min
- CreateSketch the app icon again40 min
- BuildBuild a tiny MCP server90 min
- LifePractice guitar30 min
- LearnUnderstand Postgres indexes60 min
- CreateFinish the short story45 min
- ExploreWalk a street you’ve never walked30 min
- ReadRead one chapter, phone in a drawer25 min
- LifeFix the wobbly chair20 min
- CreateSketch the app icon again40 min
Hit roll. The engine only offers what actually fits right now.
Built like a game, not a chore list.
A real recommendation engine
Scored candidates, weighted selection, and reroll reasons that feed back in. Not a random number generator wearing a hat.
Arabic and English, both first-class
Full RTL from the first component, and a type scale tuned per script — Arabic gets the leading its glyphs need.
XP, levels and streaks
Finishing something pays out. Your profile turns into a visual record of where your free time actually went.
Rerolls with a reason
Too long, too hard, blocked, not feeling it. Every reroll teaches the engine what "right now" means for you.
Works before it loads
Preferences and drafts live on-device. Open the app on the metro, pick a mood, roll.
No streak guilt
Nothing goes overdue. Nothing turns red. An empty Pool is an invitation, not a failure.
You’ve got an hour. Stop scrolling.
Put one thing in your Pool tonight. Roll it tomorrow. That’s the whole product.















