One bar.
Built because nothing else worked.

The problem was never too many tasks. It was too many places to put them. A thought would arrive and vanish — lost in the decision of which app deserved it.

Tasks in one app. Notes in another. Goals somewhere else. Calendar in a fourth. Every handoff was a tax on thinking. The system was the problem.

Avenor started as one input field. Type anything, plain English, and it figures out what it is. A deadline becomes a task. A hashtag becomes an idea. A cadence becomes a habit. A stray thought becomes a note. No decisions. No friction. One place.

Built by one person. No third-party libraries in the app — every behavior should be explainable to whoever emails about it at 11pm. The swipe gesture took three weekends to feel right. I would spend them again.

abhiram. write to me