Your productivity assistant
You have a mountain of things to get done, but you don't know where to start. Prise reduces your overwhelming task list to the things you need to do right now.
“Prise is brilliant for letting me know the tasks I should work on next and keeps me focused on the task at hand”
Nathan Dunn
Consultancy Owner at Solosoft
“Prise is the only app that keeps me productive when I don't feel like it. Because it knows what my tasks involve, it can suggest something based on my energy. It's fantastic!”
Jon Park
Managing Director at Increment By One
It's time for a change
Prise amplifies your effort
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Always know what to do next
Never feel overwhelmed by your to-do list again
Smart recommendations
Prise makes real-time recommendations on what you should work on next based upon everything it understands about you.
Identify urgent tasks
Identify tasks that need to be completed urgently.
Make progress on your goals
Ensure you make progress on your longer term goals and ambitions.
Find the right task for your energy
Match what you work on with how you feel
Energy filters
Picking the right task to work on next based upon your energy level is critical to making the best use of your time.
Ambitious
Important tasks that move you closer to your long term goals.
Forget about the busy work
Let Prise do the heavy lifting
Auto-categorise your tasks
Prise automatically categorises your tasks so that you no longer have to waste time keeping things organised.
Organise task and events
Automatically manage to-dos and events in the same app
Find work / life balance
Prise recognises the difference between personal and work tasks
Built for people like you
Optimised for people with a broad range of tasks
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What is the "last in, first out" productivity method?
Jun 16, 2022
The "last in, first out" productivity method is a simple system for choosing the next thing to work on by what was added to the queue last. It's a straightforward, and predictable method for organising your tasks that originates from the world of lean manufacturing.
Continue readingWe are inundated with information from the moment we wake up, to the moment we go to sleep. We are constantly making decisions, but over the course of a day, your ability to make decisions significantly decreases. Your capacity to make decisions is a finite resource that is drained as your energy is depleted. This phenomenon is known as decision fatigue.
Continue readingThe "first in, first out" methodology originates from the world of lean manufacturing where items would flow through a production line, such as a car manufacturing plant. Items enter into the system and are processed in that order. You always work on tasks in the order in which they arrive into the system, no matter the priority, how long each will take to complete, or when the task is due.
Continue readingWhat's new in Prise?
The Prise changelog
Recommendations and Filters have been split into separate pages
May 24, 2022From today when you view your dashboard you will notice it has been split into two pages for recommendations and filters.
Continue readingConfirm actions via a modal
May 22, 2022You can now confirm actions such as marking tasks as completed or deleting tasks via a modal.
Continue readingComplete and delete tasks from the task view
May 17, 2022You can now complete and delete tasks when viewing individual tasks from the task view.
Continue readingView the charactertistics of your tasks
May 04, 2022Today we're excited to introduce our new task view that gives you a much better way of viewing your tasks. You can now edit the task title, add tags, and set the body of the task using the new Prise task view page.
Continue readingStreamlined new task list
May 03, 2022We've introduced a new task list view that makes working with your tasks a lot quicker!
Continue readingFilter your tasks by how you currently feel
May 02, 2022Choosing the next thing to work on is very dependant on a number of factors. A big part of choosing the right thing to work on is how you are currently feeling.
Continue reading