Moving house
From packing to utility transfers, manage the move in one place so nothing gets left behind.
Neuralist for Life Transitions
Stay on top of big, once-in-a-lifetime or once-in-a-decade projects without missing details.
- Capture every step in plain language as you think of it.
- Turn a jumble of to-dos into a clear plan.
- Keep track of deadlines, decisions, and dependencies.
Wedding planning
Track vendor bookings, guest list milestones, and event day steps without juggling multiple spreadsheets.
Home renovation
Keep contractor timelines, purchase lists, and approvals aligned so the work stays on track.
How it works
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Capture it all as it comes to you
Write the entire situation in natural language, from big milestones to tiny details.
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Neuralist turns it into tasks
Your notes become clear, actionable tasks with any dates you’ve provided.
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See the plan come together
Order tasks in a timeline that keeps the important work ahead of critical dates.
Capabilities
Handle large, varied task lists
Keep every detail in one place instead of scattered across sticky notes and emails.
Order work for deadlines
Arrange tasks so important steps happen before delivery, installation, or event dates.
Break down complex jobs
Use subtasks to outline sequences, prep steps, or checklists so nothing gets missed.
Flexible for any project type
From logistics to creative planning, adapt task structure to fit the situation.
Make the invisible workload visible
Moving house
- Packing and supply checklists
- Change of address and account transfers
- Cleaning and handover steps
Wedding planning
- Booking and confirmation deadlines
- Design, printing, and mailing schedules
- Event day run sheet
Home renovation
- Permit applications and approvals
- Purchase orders and deliveries
- Inspection and sign off dates
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