nxt
Talk to your to-do list and get told what's next
Overview
nxt tries to solve a real problem with most to-do apps: they're good at storing tasks and bad at telling you what to actually do right now. By having you talk instead of type, and by showing one task with a reason instead of a wall of items, it's aiming at the anxiety and paralysis that comes from a long unsorted list. The idea of inferred priority based on your habits and energy is ambitious, and it's not clear yet how well that inference holds up outside a demo.
As a brand-new Product Hunt launch, nxt doesn't have independent reviews or a public track record yet, and its exact subscription price isn't published anywhere we could find, which makes it hard to judge value up front. The 7-day free trial is a reasonable way to test whether the voice-to-priority workflow actually fits how you think, but go in knowing this is an early, unproven app from a team we found little public information about.
Key Features
Voice Capture: Speak your thoughts naturally and nxt extracts individual tasks from the ramble.
One Task at a Time: Surfaces a single next action with a stated reason instead of a full scrollable list.
Context Learning: Builds a picture of your habits, schedule, and energy patterns over time to inform prioritization.
Cross-Device Sync: Works across iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, and Android with real-time updates.
Offline Access: Existing tasks remain viewable without a connection.
Pricing
Starting price
Not publicly disclosed. The app offers a 7-day free trial followed by what it calls a "low monthly subscription," but no exact figure is listed on the site or in the search results we could confirm.
Free Trial: 7 days, no cost.
Paid Subscription: Described only as a "low monthly subscription" for unlimited AI task creation; exact price not published.
Disclaimer: exact pricing wasn't confirmable at the time of writing. Check the App Store or Google Play listing for the current price before subscribing.
Pros
Low-Friction Capture: Talking is faster than typing for getting scattered thoughts out of your head.
Reduces List Anxiety: Showing one task instead of a full list is a genuinely different approach to overwhelm.
Wide Device Support: Covers iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, and Android from launch.
Cons
Pricing Isn't Public: No exact subscription cost is listed anywhere we could find.
Too New for Reviews: Just launched on Product Hunt, so there's no independent track record on accuracy of its priority inference.
Little Public Team Info: We couldn't confirm much about the team or company behind it, which matters for a tool holding your task data.
Priority Inference Is Unproven: Claims about learning your habits and energy patterns are hard to verify without extended real-world use.
What Makes It Unique
Single-Task Surfacing: Shows you one task with a reason instead of a scrollable list, a deliberate break from typical to-do app design.
Kay Score
5
/ 10
Tool Information
Pricing
Not publicly disclosed. The app offers a 7-day free trial followed by what it calls a "low monthly subscription," but no exact figure is listed on the site or in the search results we could confirm.
Category
Project Management
Platform
Web / iOS / Android
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