Features
The product is the next move.
Six features, one system. WAH doesn't organize your list harder — it reads the graph behind one task and names the move that matters now.
Decision · One move20 sec
Do this next
One recommendation. The reason. Then you start.
WAH doesn't rank your whole list — it names the one move worth your next window and shows why in three lines. If the reason is wrong, fix the graph, not the sort.
Try Do this nextGraph · Structure1 min
Work graph
A task is never alone. WAH reads the graph, not the title.
Goals, projects, GitHub, calendar, Slack — as one structure around a single task. That is why the same task gets a different Why this? when the question changes.
See the graphCapture · Natural input15 sec
Capture
Say the thought. WAH finds the move.
One messy paragraph — “Launch next week. Waiting on legal, still need feedback.” — is enough. No fields, no cleanup, you keep the source of truth.
Dump your plateContext · The moment30 sec
Context
The right task depends on the moment you actually have.
20 minutes before a standup is not 90 minutes deep work. Change the window — Do this next trades places. Same project, different moment, different move.
Test the windowTeam · Prevention45 sec
Team
See what's blocked before it becomes late.
Shared work is a graph, not a board. WAH surfaces who is blocked, why, and the parallel path you control — before the deadline does.
See what's blockedDeferral · Trust20 sec
Know when to wait
Not doing is also a decision. WAH tells you to wait — on purpose.
You can wait · Tomorrow · Low urgency keeps noise out. Starting the roadmap now while legal is still out just creates half-finished docs.
What can waitGeneral audience? Start with the question.
You don’t need to learn the graph. Pick What should I work on today? → read Why this? → press Make this yours. The graph is behind the card, not in your way.