Some decisions stay unresolved longer than we admit. They do not disappear. They quietly add mental load. Deferred helps you see those decisions clearly.
When a decision is left open, it keeps returning in the background. You think about it while doing
other things.
You revisit it without resolving it.
Over time, this becomes mental load.
Deferred does not help you decide.
It shows you what you are choosing to live with.
Deferred is not a task manager. It is for decisions that require a yes or no.
Examples:
No tasks. No plans. No reminders.
Step 1
Add a decision you have not made yet.
Step 2
Time passes.
The app tracks how long the decision remains open.
Step 3
You can add notes as things change.
These notes form a timeline.
Step 4
When you finally decide, you mark it as decided.
The time and notes stay.
No notifications. No nudges. No advice.
Deferred exists to make avoidance visible, not comfortable.
A simple list of decisions you have not made yet. Sorted by how long they have been avoided.
See how many days the decision has stayed open. Add notes over time. View everything as a timeline.
Decisions you have already made.
The record remains.
Everything stays on your device.
No accounts.
No cloud sync.
No data collection.
Deferred is simple on purpose.