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From what's hard to a clear next step
Know what matters.
Do the next thing.
For people who outgrew todos and are tired of AI chat that goes nowhere.
Talk about what’s hard at work, home, health or money. OpenSeason builds Areas and Goals you can trust. Focus shows what to do now and what is waiting. A coach that leaves structure, not another endless list or empty chat.
Invite only · Request access · Open signups coming soon
“Sleep is a mess and I’m behind on bills.”
Health · Money
“Book a wind-down. Pay the card before Friday.”
Under Health. Gives the wind-down task a real home.
Under Money · Bills. Due this week.
- Book a wind-down before 10pmUnder active goal · unblockedStartDoneNot today
- Pay the card before FridayDoneLater
Task apps track everything. You still don’t know what to do next.
Lists without priority
Capture is easy. Choosing isn’t. Everything looks equally loud.
Life isn’t one project
Work, health, family, money compete. Flat todos ignore how they connect.
Chat that evaporates
Venting helps for a minute. Nothing durable lands in a map you can execute.
The OpenSeason loop
Talk it out. Structure appears. Focus shows what’s doable now.
- 1Coach
Say what’s hard or important. The coach proposes Areas, Goals and tasks. You Adopt what fits. First-run setup is a few simple questions, mostly taps.
- 2Life
See the map: Areas hold goals; goals hold work. Refine the graph so it stays honest.
- 3Focus
Do now · Waiting · Side: work you can start, then what’s stuck, then the rest. Not every todo at once.
Built for real life
See what to do next
Focus puts work you can actually start on top: live goals first, blocked items out of the way. You get a short list, not a wall of todos.
A coach that can act
Small fixes land right away. Bigger moves show as cards you Adopt or Skip. You stay in control; nothing silent or sneaky.
From a vent to a map
Dump a raw note (“sleep is a mess”). We propose an Area. You confirm. Goals and next actions grow from there.
Caps you can see
Free and Pro limits are plain, with hourly burst protection and estimated cost in Settings. No surprise black-box bills.
Simple pricing
Pay for coach turns, not seats of clutter. Monthly caps and clear overage.
Free
$0/mo
- 20 coach interactions / month
- Full Life map, Focus, Capture
- Guided first-run setup
- 20 interactions / hour burst limit
- Hard stop at monthly cap
Most capable
Pro
$12/mo
- 100 coach interactions / month
- Everything in Free
- Overage packs at $0.15 / interaction
- Same hourly burst protection (20 / hour)
- Priority for launch features
One interaction = one coach turn, thing-chat turn, or signal extract, not every internal tool step. Burst limit: 20 / hour.
FAQ
How is this different from ChatGPT or a todo app?
Chat alone drifts. Todo lists pile up without deciding what matters. OpenSeason is both a coach and a life map: you talk about what is hard, structure lands as Areas and Goals, and Focus shows a short next list you can act on.
Do I have to learn a complicated system?
No. Start by talking. Adopt structure when it looks right. Life and Focus stay simple on purpose.
What counts as an interaction?
Each coach message, each thing-scoped chat turn, or each signal extraction. Multi-step agent work inside one turn still counts as one interaction toward the monthly cap.
What happens when I hit the free cap?
Coach turns pause for the month at the free limit. Your Life map, Focus list and capture stay available. Upgrade to Pro for a higher monthly cap, or wait for the next cycle. Settings shows usage so you are not surprised.
Is my data private? Can I export or delete?
Your workspace is per-account. Export your data or delete your account from Settings anytime. See our Privacy Policy and Terms.
How do I get access?
Access is by invitation while we dogfood with a small group. Request access on this site, or ask a friend who has an account for a link. Open signups unlock when we’re ready for more members.
Start with one honest sentence.
Tell the coach what’s not working. Leave with a map and a clear next move.