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Stevie's Place one small thing at a time

Anything you type is safely out of your head.

My energy is…
I've got…

Pick one β€” any one

0 of 5

Today is wide open.

Drop it here and let it go

It'll be waiting safely in the morning.

quiet time 05:00
β™₯ β™₯ z  z Pip the chough
Β· Β· made for one particular brilliant brain

The List

All of it, held safely. You only ever do one at a time.

5:00 to beat
in the pocket βœ“

Proper job!

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Stevie's Place

Pop your PIN in β€” this device will remember you.

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Welcome in, Stevie

I found your list β€” the whole brain-dump. Shall I sort it into little doable pieces with honest time estimates? You'll never have to look at it all at once again.

The Chough's Shop

In the purse: 0 β—†

Everything he owns is his forever. Hats swap about; scenery settles in beside him. Spending never touches your theme milestones.

How long, really?

minutes

How much energy does it need?

How does it feel to you?

Which pile?

How often?

When's it for? a quiet marker β€” nothing ever goes red

Not yet? Rest it β€” it wakes up by itself

Your time, energy and enjoyment corrections teach the sorter β€” next time it guesses closer. Repeating things come back by themselves; done is done for today. Resting things sleep under πŸŒ™ in the list and return on their day.

Settings

Colours

πŸ”Œ Let other apps drop things in

This key opens the letterbox and nothing else β€” an app holding it can post new tasks into the jar, but can never read your list, tick anything off or touch your gems. Made for Codex, Claude and any other app that speaks MCP.

Codex β€” every project on this computer. Copy the key above, run this in PowerShell, paste the key when asked, then restart Codex:

Only this Codex project instead

Set the key with the first five PowerShell lines above, then add this to that project's .codex/config.toml. Keep the key itself out of the project.

Claude Code β€” every project. Run this once in a terminal:

Using the Claude app itself (Cowork lives there)? Settings β†’ Connectors β†’ Add custom connector β€” name it what you like, paste this as the URL, leave the OAuth boxes empty. The key rides along inside the address:

Why this place works

  • Match the work to the fuel. High energy brings forward the demanding things worth using it on. Low energy favours lighter things you actually enjoy. You teach it what those are.
  • Three things, never the list. ADHD brains flood when they see everything at once. The list is held for you β€” you meet three small options and pick one. Choice without the flood.
  • It learns your real pace. Every clock you run and every time you correct an estimate quietly teaches the sorter what things actually take you.
  • Beat the clock. Racing a countdown creates the urgency and challenge your brain needs to start β€” research shows that's what fires the reward system, more than any schedule ever will.
  • A tiny way in. Every task comes with a first step of a few words, because starting is the hardest part. Once you're moving, momentum is free.
  • Rewards now, not someday. Gems, glow and confetti land the second you finish β€” immediate reward is what makes the next start easier. And sometimes a win turns golden, because surprise beats routine.
  • No broken streaks, ever. Shame spirals kill these apps. Here it's "active 4 of the last 7 days" β€” a quiet day is just a quiet day, and you're always welcomed back.
  • Someone small to feed. Two wins earn the chough his breakfast β€” caring for a little creature is one of the strongest gentle pulls back into a daily rhythm (the Tamagotchi effect). But the pull here is love, never guilt: he can't sicken or suffer. A missed breakfast just makes tomorrow's taste better.
  • Sound tuned for your brain. Steady low noise measurably helps ADHD attention β€” a constant gentle feed of sound stops the brain wandering off in search of one. The timer's 🎧 focus sound is exactly that, with sliders to tune it till it disappears. And the 🐦 garden gains a bird with every win: progress you can hear.
  • Big things unfold one step at a time. Say "IPM 112" and only Record shows β€” Edit and Upload wait in the wings πŸ”— and step out as each one's ticked. A whole episode never stares at you, and every step is its own full win.