About Dumpt

Brain dump in. Real day out. Pay once.

Why it exists

Every morning (or Monday) the same 20–40 minutes evaporate turning a messy mental list into an actual day: guessing how long things take, deciding what goes where, remembering that the 45-minutes-a-day reading has to happen five times this week, then typing it all into a calendar by hand. Recurring obligations get dropped until they are urgent. The tools that solve this charge $15–30/month for a whole second workflow to maintain.

Who it is for

Dumpt's buyer is a solo founder, indie maker, freelancer, or self-directed creator who manages their own time with no assistant and no corporate workflow — typically running 6–20 tasks competing for a single day, including recurring obligations like daily reading, workouts, or writing sessions. They already feel the 20–40-minute drag of rebuilding their day from scratch every morning, they distrust subscription-locked tools that become a second job, and they are highly reachable on X and through the broader indie-maker community. Secondarily, students with a mix of fixed classes and self-managed project work share the identical pain and respond to the same one-time-payment framing.

When I sit down at the start of a day or week with a head full of things I have to do — including things I have to do every day for a set number of minutes — I want to say or type it all out once and get back a realistic schedule I can push into my calendar, so I can stop rebuilding my day in my head and just start working.

What it does

• The Dump (typed brain dump → structured tasks)
• Talk It (hold-to-talk voice dump)
• The Day Builder (human-logic scheduler + drag to fix)
• Your Rhythm & Standing Commitments
• Ship It (Google Calendar, Notion, .ics) + the $29 unlock

What makes it different

Daybook ($20/mo) and Morgen ($15–30/mo) already parse plain English, but they rent you your own day and keep growing into a second job (goal hierarchies, eight tool syncs, email triage). Dumpt does one thing and stops: dump (typed or spoken) → scheduled day/week → pushed to your calendar. Three wedges nobody else combines: (1) $29 once, forever, no subscription; (2) you can hold a button and talk your week out loud instead of typing it; (3) multi-day recurring obligations are first-class — 'read 45 min a day Mon–Fri' becomes five placed blocks and can be saved as a standing commitment that gets placed automatically every week after.