Overnight

What if it was handled before you woke up?

You say it at 3am. By the time you’re up, the email is drafted, the reminder is set, and the thing you kept circling is untangled. Nothing sent. Nothing done without you. Just waiting, ready to tap.

Put me on the list

In a sleep-lab study, people who wrote down what they still had to do fell asleep in about 16 minutes. People who wrote about what they’d already done took about 25.

Scullin et al., Journal of Experimental Psychology: General, 2018. Research into writing things down before bed, not a study of this app.

Overnight doesn’t exist yet. This list decides whether I build it.

It costs real money to run, so I’ll only build it if enough people want it — and if they don’t, I’ll tell you that too.

Five things it would do

Remind

You mumbled “dentist”. There’s a reminder for nine, not three. One tap to keep it.

Draft

The email you were writing in your head is written — in your words, open in your mail app. It never sends itself.

Clarify

The worry with no next step, laid out: what you kept coming back to, and which parts are actually yours. No advice.

Notice

When something keeps coming back, one sentence says so. Then it leaves you alone.

Brief

The half-idea, turned into a proper question for ChatGPT or Claude. Overnight doesn’t replace them; it turns 3am mumbling into something worth asking.

Proposed price, if it’s built

$5 a month or $50 a year, after seven free nights it actually handled something. The app stays as it is — seven nights free, then $9.99 once. Overnight would be extra, never a wall across what you have.

Prices shown in US dollars. Your store charges in your own currency, at its own rounding.

“This is the fourth night you’ve mentioned the roof.”

What Notice would say. An example — nothing says this yet.

Getting it out of your head is the part that works. Overnight is about what happens to it next.

The first half already exists. ’Til Morning catches the thought in the dark and has it written down by morning. Built, tested, and on Google Play now, with iPhone close behind. No account, no cloud. Overnight would be the second half: what happens to the thought while you sleep.

’Til Morning is made by one person — Tom. If you join this list, the emails come from me, and when you reply, I read it.