nudge2.0
Hey HN! Nudge captures your screen every minute and uses GPT-4o to detect when you're distracted. Describe what you want to work on ("Review PRs on GitHub for 20min") and Nudge will alert when it sees you doing something else. I built Nudge because I get easily distracted at work. I've been using it for a few weeks and I'd say my procrastination is down 20-30%. (That's partly because Nudge forces me to break my day into small, concrete activities.) The AI detection can work perfectly but it depends on how clearly you describe your goal. For example, "I want to reply to my boss" is bad, but…
nudge2.0 launched on July 15, 2026 with 107 votes, #372 of 24,623 launches that month and more than 95% of that year's launches.
What it does
Don't manage. Just do. nudge plans your week so you don't have to - Don't create. Type plain text — AI turns it into real tasks with deadlines. - Don't plan your day. One click, AI schedules around sleep, meals, and fixed events. - Don't let yourself off. Lock $5 on a deadline. Finish and prove it — you pay nothing. - Don't switch apps. Capture and reschedule from Slack & Discord. - Don't get lost. One workspace. $5 first month, then $20/mo. Solo-built by a 20yo engineering student in Tokyo.
Nudge Task is the AI scheduler that plans your whole week. Type tasks in plain text — AI schedules them around your deadlines and your life. First month $5, then $20/mo.
nudge is the AI scheduler that plans your whole week. Type tasks as plain text — AI turns them into a schedule around your deadlines and your life. Then just do. One click places your tasks in 30-minute slots — by deadline and priority, around sleep, meals, and fixed events, with a buffer before bed. When the day falls apart, one click re-plans it. Hit ⌘K to open the paper and dump your head in plain text. Every line becomes a task — AI fills in duration, priority, and deadline. Tidying up is not your job. For tasks you cannot afford to skip, lock $5–$50 on the deadline. Finish and prove it with a photo — you pay nothing. Miss it, and the penalty is real. That is why it works. Some days…from nudgetaskai.com
In the maker’s words, at launch
Hey HN! Nudge captures your screen every minute and uses GPT-4o to detect when you're distracted. Describe what you want to work on ("Review PRs on GitHub for 20min") and Nudge will alert when it sees you doing something else. I built Nudge because I get easily distracted at work. I've been using it for a few weeks…
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