Möbius Loop · Recurring tasks, in rhythm

Loop tells you when it's time.

A tracker for the things that keep coming back — chores, maintenance, relationships. No deadlines, no sorting, no overdue guilt. Look only at Today; the rest manages itself.

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What it is

Routines are loops. Track them that way.

Loop is for routines, maintenance and relationships — things that are never permanently done. It replaces manual sorting and overdue pressure with a queue that responds to your actual rhythm.

01

Every cycle can close

Complete it, leave it for later, or skip this cycle. No broken streak and nothing becomes permanently overdue.

02

The darker a task, the more it needs you

Tone makes attention visible without alarms, red badges or another status to maintain.

03

Today is the only list to watch

Loop derives the order. No drag handles, weekly reshuffling or second list to maintain.

One task, three beats

Add it once. Meet it only when it matters.

Add once
Water plants
every 4d

Name the rhythm

Tell Loop what keeps coming back and roughly how often — a steady beat, or a block like “3 days every 3rd week.”

Act today
Water plants
every 4d

Choose this cycle

Complete, postpone or skip. Each is a reversible decision.

Return
Water plants returns in 4d

Let it come back

It leaves Today and returns in its own rhythm. Nothing to reschedule.

Ways in

Use it locally now.

Local Loop works immediately and keeps task data in this browser. The server version adds continuity across browsers and devices and remains invitation-only.

Loop in this browser No signup · starts instantly · available now
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Möbius Prompt on Telegram Open the bot and launch Loop inside Telegram
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Server-backed Loop Account continuity · invitation-only access
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The bigger picture.

Loop is the first working piece of Möbius Prompt — a personal memory-and-action assistant in the making: capture anything, then let AI turn it into editable, reversible structure. More will appear here as it becomes real. Until then, Loop stands on its own.