Talioop

Your brain was never meant to be a to-do list. Every unfinished task, pending conversation, and lingering worry lives rent-free in your mind — creating mental noise that steals your focus and drains your energy. Talioop gives you a place to put it all down. See what's on your plate. Talioop renders every open loop as an arc on a single radial sunburst — your whole mental load on one screen. Bigger arcs are bigger areas of life; nested arcs show what's inside what. Pinch to zoom, drag to rotate, double-tap to drill into a subtree. Capture in seconds — type or talk. Tap the bar at the bottom of the plate and write a sentence, or hold the mic and dictate. Talioop transcribes your voice and turns it into a loop. Voice commands that manage, not just capture. Say "close book flights," "mark Mom waiting on me," "add Reply to Sarah under Work" — Talioop parses the intent with AI and runs the action across your existing loops. "Undo" reverses the last move. AI sorts itself. Every new loop is auto-typed (task, worry, idea, habit, person, event, organization, tool) and auto-parented under the most relevant existing area of your life. Loops can wait on each other. Block one loop on another, on a person, or on an event. When the blocker closes, dependents resurface. Stale loops surface themselves. Anything you haven't touched in two weeks rises to a stale-loop nudge so nothing rots silently. Closure that feels like closure. Tasks burst into confetti when you check them off. Events tear off the calendar like a page being ripped away. Real-time across every device. Sign in once — edits appear everywhere within a second. Talioop isn't another to-do app. It's a cognitive offloading tool built for people who think too much and forget too often.