verge is not a window you open. it's an 8-pixel line resting at the right edge of your Mac — your whole day inside it. drift your cursor right and everything slides out. move away, and it's gone.
most of the day, verge is a sliver of glass. but look closer. your whole day is resting inside it.
the fastest way to empty your head. hold ⌘⇧space and talk — verge sorts your words into tasks, chores, and notes, files subtasks into the right project, and understands "tomorrow at 3". release the key. done.
watch: this loop is the real flow, keystroke to filed.
ramble for a minute. verge writes one clean note titled for you, keeps your words as the body, and pulls the actual tasks out of the noise for you to accept or dismiss.
⌃⌥T from anywhere — plain english in, structured task out. "ship the deck friday P1" lands dated and prioritized. batch a whole list in one line.
at the panel's floor lives the current — every open task a mote of light, drifting toward its deadline at the edge. overdue work presses against the glass and glows warm. finish something, and it sparks.
check off a daily and it leaves for the day. no "done" clutter, no re-nagging. its ring fills on the line. at midnight, the rotation quietly resets.
as the night runs out, unfinished rings brighten — a gentle gradient, never a red badge. verge nudges with light, not guilt.
a droplet when a thought lands. a low resolved tone when something's done. finish a streak and the pitch climbs. synthesized live, never a sample. off switch included.
no Electron. no accounts. no cloud between you and your own list. verge is native Swift, and it treats your attention — and your data — like they're worth something.
"i kept writing things down and then closing the app they were in. out of sight, out of mind, every time. so i built one that doesn't close. it's been at the edge of my screen ever since."
the whole app, no card, no account. early access runs until 31 December 2026. after that verge is $29 once, and never a subscription. install before then and it stays free for you, permanently.
no signup, no waitlist. the download appears here that morning.