Tangent

You know what matters.
You still can't start it.

Send a voice note when you're stuck. Tangent helps you take one real step — then gets out of your way.

Try it free for a day

24 hours, no card. If it's useful it's $20/month — half off your first one. It lives in Telegram; nothing to install.

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“I need to write the investor proposal but I keep doing everything except opening it.”
Open it and write one deliberately rough sentence. It's allowed to be bad. Tell me when it's open.
ok it's open
Good. No need to reply if you keep going.

That's the whole thing. One step, then silence.

It leaves.

Most tools are built to keep you in the app. Tangent is built to get you out of it and into the work. One question at most, one physical action, then it stops talking.

It checks once, about ten minutes later, whether you're still in it. If you're not, it writes that down and leaves you alone.

What it refuses to do

Tell it every idea. All of them.

Say them out loud whenever they land — Tangent catches them so you can stop carrying them around. Then sit down whenever you like and it tells you straight: this one holds up, these two are the same idea wearing different hats, this one you can let go of.

Capturing an idea isn't a distraction. Only acting on one competes.

Nothing you bank demands anything from you. That's the point — the weight of an unexamined idea is the thing it's taking off you.

Built for a divergent brain.

Voice-first, because typing when you're already stuck is one more wall. Honest, because you have enough people being encouraging at you. Zero judgment, because the reflex was never a character flaw — it's the asset, misfiring.

What it costs

The first 24 hours are free — no card, no form. Long enough to get stuck on something real and find out whether this actually moves you.

After that it's $20 a month, and your first month is half price. The link comes from Tangent itself when your day is up, discount already applied. Cancel whenever: no call, no retention flow, no dark pattern.

It isn't free because it isn't cheap to run: every voice note is transcribed, thought about, and spoken back. Charging for it is also the only honest test of whether it's worth anything.

Stuck on something right now?

Send it a voice note

Free for 24 hours. No card, no form.