Built for days that come
in 15-minute pieces.
Developers between builds. Students between lectures. Founders between calls. Ten playbooks for clearing the pile in the gaps you already have.
Pick the one that sounds like your week.
Each one has a sample library, the reasons the pile grows for that job, and how a time-first queue changes it.
Stop hoarding engineering blogs in 60 open tabs.
You don’t need another nested bookmark folder named ‘System Design’. You need 15 minutes and the two posts that actually fit inside it.
Open the playbookClear your assigned readings and study videos in focused blocks.
A 200-item reading list feels impossible at midnight. A 15-minute mix between classes gets finished.
Open the playbookTriaging your literature queue by the time you actually have.
Read first, cite second. Stop polluting your permanent reference library with things you haven’t read yet.
Open the playbookHigh-signal reading that fits into a founder’s calendar.
Founders don’t lack good essays to read. They lack unbroken hours to read them in.
Open the playbookA quiet reading space designed with restraint.
Most bookmark managers look like enterprise spreadsheets. Your reading queue should feel like a well-set book.
Open the playbookTurn your saved rabbit holes into finished research sessions.
Saving a link doesn’t give you an idea. Finishing it does.
Open the playbookRead the teardown threads and case studies you keep saving.
Stop collecting swipe-file links you never open. Spend 15 minutes a day actually reading them.
Open the playbookKeep up with methodology essays, usability studies, and talks.
Good research habits start with actually finishing the methodology papers in your queue.
Open the playbookClear your product strategy reading between back-to-back meetings.
Your calendar comes in 15-minute blocks. Your reading list should too.
Open the playbookA quiet reading ritual for people who care about words.
Good writing requires deep reading — not a graveyard of 400 skimmed headlines.
Open the playbookCommuters, parents, night owls.
No playbook needed. If your day has gaps, a mix fits in them.
Start mixing — it’s freeTry a sample library first.
Pick a role and a few minutes, and watch a session pack itself.
Open the demoEveryone has them. Most of them go to scrolling.
An illustrative day. Each gap is one of the presets — 5, 15, 30 or 60 minutes — and you can set any other length.
- 08:105minCoffee queue
A short thread and a quick news piece.
- 12:3015minLunch
One essay — or two chapters of that long talk.
- 17:4530minCommute
A video, an article and a thread, back to back.
- 21:3060minBefore bed
The longform piece you’ve been saving all week.
That’s 1 hour 50 minutes of reading you didn’t think you had.
Pick a role. Pick the minutes.
Each role has a small sample library. Choose how long you’ve got and see what fits — then tick things off.
Illustrative titles. In the app you pick 5, 15, 30 or 60 minutes — or set your own.
Your gaps are already there.
Fill them with things you saved.
Save from Chrome or paste a link in the web app. Next time you have a few minutes, pick them and press start. Free, no paid tier.