01
Dump it
Get it out of your head first. Sorting is optional. Capture is the whole job.
For bouncing brains
The planner that does not overwhelm you.
Traditional planners assume you will follow the plan. Scree assumes you will freeze, forget, or do five things at once — and still helps you start.
Free to try on this device. No streak shame. No 47-step morning routine.
Musts per day
Three
Default unit
2 minutes
Punishment
None
Built forTime blindnessTask initiationWorking memoryDecision fatigueShame spirals
How it works
One stone. Then the next.
02
Pick three
Today holds three musts. Everything else can wait without pretending it disappeared.
03
Do one
Scree hides the rest and sits with you while you start — two minutes, then the next.
Why it helps
Designed against the usual traps.
Color-coded calendars, 12-week year dashboards, and gamified streaks were not built for a nervous system that treats “open the doc” as a boss fight. Scree was.
A dump that does not judge
The first inbox that is allowed to be messy. Promote a thought to today when you are ready — not before.
Three musts. That is the bag.
Overwhelm protection is a hard cap, not a suggestion. Extra ideas go to later or the parking lot.
A quiet focus companion
Body-doubling without a stranger on a video call. A filling ring, not a screaming countdown.
Time you can see
A day ribbon for time blindness. Morning, afternoon, evening — with you marked on it.
No streak shame
We count days you showed up. Missed days stay empty, never red. Opening it again is the win.
Permission to stop
Shutdown rails help you park leftovers and name tomorrow’s one thing. Rest is a feature.
A day in Scree
Small rails. Not a second job.
- 7:40
Morning rails
Water. Meds. Open Scree. Pick one. Four boxes, not a miracle morning.
- 9:12
The now card
Everything else hides. You see one title, an energy tag, and a two-minute start.
- 14:05
A messy dump
Ideas land without becoming tasks. You promote later, or never. Both are fine.
- 21:50
Shutdown
Park leftovers. Name tomorrow’s stone. Close the bag.
Built for the day after you disappeared.
“I used to spend forty minutes picking a task. Now I pick a stone and start.”
“The dump is the first inbox that does not make me feel behind the moment I open it.”
“Missing Tuesday did not reset a flame in my face. I just opened it on Wednesday.”
One payment. Keep it forever.
ADHD tax loves subscriptions you forget to cancel. Scree Lifetime is $29 once. The free planner is enough to start today.
- Unlimited brain dump and parking lot
- Energy picker: what can this brain do right now
- Custom rails, weekly review, ink theme
- Export your data whenever you want
Questions, answered plainly.
- Does this replace my calendar?
- No. Calendars are for when something has a time. Scree is for actually doing the shapeless work in between.
- Will it nag me?
- No push notifications. Focus sessions stay on screen until you pause or finish. Silence is the default.
- What if I disappear for a week?
- The planner does not punish you. Empty days stay empty. You pick up with one stone, not a backlog of shame.
- Is my data on a server?
- It lives on this device. Lifetime adds an export so you can keep a copy. There are no accounts to manage.