mother mode.

Offload
the list.

See why you're carrying all of it. Then make the list smaller.

Offload is a sorter for the list the quiz found. Your items are already loaded when you sign in. You take them one at a time, and for each one the app helps you decide where it goes: deleted, automated, handed over, or kept on purpose. You're never left staring at an item wondering. Delete asks three questions and tells you what would actually break. Automate opens a playbook with the exact steps. Hand it over works out who could genuinely take this one. Keep asks for your reason and writes it down. The count drops on screen as you sort. And the whole time, The new picture keeps track of what's changed: what's gone, what happens without you now, and what you chose to keep.

It's built to work completely solo. Nothing in it depends on a partner doing their bit, a village turning up, or anyone else changing. Deleting needs nobody's permission, the playbooks need your phone, and the app only ever suggests people who are actually in your life. If it's just you, it sorts for just you.

What's inside

01The sorter.Every item you ticked, loaded and waiting. Tap one, sort it, watch your count drop. It's oddly satisfying, which is the point: this is the first time the list has ever got smaller.
02Your full pictureBefore you sort anything, Offload reads your quiz results and tells you why your list looks the way it does. Which part of the load is doing the damage, why help hasn't fixed it, and what to go after first. It's built from your answers, not anyone else's, and it's yours to read in the app whenever you want.
03Twenty playbooks.The exact steps that make an item run without you: what to open, what to tap, what to set. Most take under an hour, once, and that item never needs thinking about again.
04The Delete audit.Three questions that test each item, and for the big ones, a written answer to what actually happens if it just never gets done again. Some of your list stops existing tonight.
05The handover flow.A few taps that work out who could genuinely take an item, and what handing it over properly involves. No scripts to recite at anyone.
06The new pictureAs things come off the list, Offload keeps a plain record of what's changed. What's gone, what happens without you now, what's someone else's job, and what you chose to keep. Open it whenever you want to see the difference between where you started and where you are.

Every item you ticked, loaded and waiting. Tap one, sort it, watch your count drop. It's oddly satisfying, which is the point: this is the first time the list has ever got smaller.

$67 for the first 20 mums through, then $97.

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