macOS 14+ · Apple silicon & Intel
Catch the thought before it goes. Keep three things in Now. Give the next one a small, clear start. Your lists stay in Apple Reminders.
One-time purchase. Direct download for Mac after checkout. Paid with Stripe.
Knock on the body of the Mac to bring the menu up. Two knocks is the default. That is this direct download — the App Store edition cannot include it. You can also open from the menu bar extra or your keyboard shortcut, then add a reminder.
Keep up to three tasks in Now. Inbox holds the undated ones. Today brings due tasks and your Now picks together.
Focus on one task. Write its smallest next step, keep it in view, and leave the rest in Apple Reminders until they are due.
Hypertask works directly with Apple Reminders. Choose a list when you capture, create or rename lists, move tasks, and edit dates or notes in place.
Complete a task here and it is completed in Reminders. Deleting a task removes it there too, after you confirm.
No Hypertask account. No task analytics. Apple handles sync. Your Now choices and small next steps stay on this Mac.
This page sells the direct Mac download for US$4.99, with a license key after Stripe checkout. Knock-to-open — knock on the laptop body to bring the menu up — is in this edition, on supported Mac laptops. So is a local AI bridge for tools you already run on this computer. The first open may ask for Open Anyway in System Settings; that is Gatekeeper, not a failed purchase.
A Mac App Store edition is in review at the same price. That edition cannot include knock or the local AI helper. If you prefer Apple-managed download later, wait for the store listing. Do not pay twice unless you want both.
Requires macOS 14 or later, and permission to use Apple Reminders.
Checkout is Stripe. After you pay, you get a license key and a Mac download on the next page. A receipt comes from Stripe.