Features
The product is the next move.
Six features, one system. WAH doesn't organize your list harder — it reads the graph behind one task and names the move that matters now.
Decision · One move20 sec
Do this next
One recommendation. The reason. Then you start.
WAH doesn't rank your whole list — it names the one move worth your next window and shows why in three lines. If the reason is wrong, fix the graph, not the sort.
Try Do this nextGraph · Infrastructure1 min
Work graph
A task is never alone. WAH reads the graph, not just the title.
“Prepare presentation” tells you what to do. The graph tells WAH whether you should do it now. The graph is infrastructure — the recommendation is the product.
Ask WAHCapture · Natural input15 sec
Capture
Say the thought. WAH finds the move.
One dump. No tags. No setup. WAH separates what you control, what's moving, what's blocked — then names the move.
Try WAHContext · The moment30 sec
Context
The right task depends on the moment you actually have.
20 minutes before a standup is not 90 minutes deep work. Change the window — Do this next trades places. Same project, different moment, different move.
Test the windowTeam · Prevention45 sec
Team
Don't wait for the deadline to discover the blocker.
Most tools tell the team that something is blocked. WAH tells the team what can still move — and who can act before the delay.
See what can moveDeferral · Trust20 sec
Know when to wait
Not doing is also a decision. WAH can tell you when waiting is the better move.
You can wait · Tomorrow — when another move has more leverage, waiting beats half-finished work. Wait isn’t forget.
What can waitGeneral audience? Start with the question.
You don’t need to learn the graph. Pick What should I work on today? → read Why this? → press Make this yours. The graph is behind the card, not in your way.