Rocks
Daily intercept · Mac, iPhone, iPad
Pick the best + fit the rest!
It’s 8:14 and you haven’t decided anything yet — yesterday’s tabs already did. Rocks takes sixty seconds to empty your head, load one Best rock, and let the small stuff fit around it.
Lobby · 60 seconds
7:41 AMPick the best. The rest fits behind it.
Finish the Kellermann proposal
Triage the nine unread from yesterday
Renew the domain 2m · Crush
Reply to Dana about the invoice 2m · Crush
Book the dentist — sometime this week
One product, three sizes of glass — Mac, iPhone, iPad.
The sixty seconds
Sort first. Then execute.
Not a plan you build. A gate you walk through, once, before the day picks for you.
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Empty the head
Type everything that’s shouting. Ten seconds, no formatting, no folders to invent. It’s a jar, not a system you have to maintain.
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Pick the best
Rank what you dumped — Good, Better, Best. Only one Best is allowed to load, so the choice actually costs something and you stop relitigating it at noon.
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Fit the rest
Two-minute Goods get crushed on the spot. Everything else waits behind your Best instead of piling on top of it. Leave early and you leave one sentence, not a streak.
If you have ADHD
Task initiation, not willpower
The wall isn’t distraction — it’s starting. That’s why blocking everything never stuck: a blank desktop is as paralyzing as a loud one. Rocks hands you the first move instead, and the rest of the day fits behind it.
Capture
What’s loud
Reply later — not first.
Triage after the Best is loaded.
The one thing that actually starts the day.
If you work alone
No standup. The inbox is not the plan.
Nobody hands you a priority. No standup, no manager — just an inbox that looks like a plan and isn’t. Sixty seconds at the gate settles what actually pays today, and the two-minute chores get crushed in place instead of eating the morning.
Best loaded
90 minutes. Then crush.
The one client who pays the lights.
Inbox after the gate.
Crush the two-minute chores in place.
What it is not
The sixty seconds stay sacred
Not a blocker, not a list, not a streak. Miss a morning and nothing catches fire — you just leave a sentence, and that sentence is what trains tomorrow.
Founding
Interest first. Charges later.
When the intercept opens, founding personal will be $9/month or $79/year for the first 100, with a three-year price lock — not a lifetime deal. A 5-seat studio SKU is coming later. Nothing here is for sale yet. This list is a place in line.
A few straight answers
What is Rocks?
An ADHD-first daily intercept. Task initiation is the wall between knowing and starting. You empty the head, load one Best rock, then work. Walking away costs a sentence. It is an usher, not a blocker, todo list, or streak game.
Who is it for?
People with ADHD who lose the morning to yesterday’s tabs — and solopreneurs who have no standup, only the inbox. Same sixty-second gate.
Is this an app blocker?
No. Blockers subtract. Rocks sequences: pick the first right thing, then earn the rest of the machine. Freedom and Cold Turkey lock the door. Rocks is the on-ramp.
Is it a native iPhone, iPad, and Mac app?
It is a web app that runs in the browser on iPhone, iPad, and Mac — one product, three sizes of glass. Not an App Store binary. Coming soon as a public launch; the desk is private until then.
When do you launch?
Coming soon. Leave your first name, last name, and email and we will tell you when the intercept opens. No drip sequence, no selling your address. After you join you get a unique link: each confirmed friend (same form, not a click) moves you both up five. Three confirmed friends locks founding pricing for the first 100.
Where will I use it?
The app lives at make.rocks.fit. pickrocks.com is the canonical marketing and trust page. rocks.fit is the short noun — product home, not a redirect onto this .com, and not the lobby.
Be first through the gate
One launch note when Rocks opens. Confirmed friends skip you both up the line. iPhone, iPad, and Mac — same intercept.