Naggy drops by every few minutes to gently point you back. One click. Under two seconds. He's on your side.
Naggler isn't automating you, replacing you, or writing your emails. It's a two-person show: you set what mattered today, Naggy keeps pointing you back at it when you drift. The tracking happens quietly in the background.
Small hedgehog. Mild temper. Believes in you. Drops by every few minutes with one question: what are you working on right now? He's on your side — less auditor, more buddy with a gentle elbow.
"I know you've got this. Just come back to the thing you said was the thing."
You set what matters today. You click the buttons. Everything interesting happens in that tiny loop: declare a priority, get gently reminded, do the work, answer the ping, keep going.
Naggy lives in the tray, pops by a few times an hour to check in, then gets out of your way. You can be running him inside of sixty seconds.
Decide on today's priorities. Drag to rank. That's it. You can even ask Naggy for help if today feels fuzzy.
Naggy peeks in as often as you'd like. One click to log, then he's gone in under two seconds. No lost momentum.
Naggy shows you where your time actually went. If something was off, you noticed in the moment — not a week later.
Naggy isn't just a button. He helps you rank what matters, breaks fuzzy goals into bite-sized tasks, and — when you're frozen — suggests the next smallest thing you can actually do.
Three ways to power Naggy's brain — Naggler Cloud (powered by Anthropic, default for new users), Bring Your Own Key, or fully local with Ollama. Most people never think about it. If you want to, we laid it out.
See how Naggy's brain works →Free to use. No account to create. Naggler lives on your desktop and keeps its ledger locally. Pick your platform — you're running in under a minute.
Naggler is a desktop app, so it won't install on your phone. Drop your email and Naggy will send over the download links for Windows, Mac, and Linux — open them when you're back at your computer.
No account. No newsletter. No nonsense.
Naggy's sending install links for Windows, Mac, and Linux — along with a two-minute walkthrough. If it's not there by then, peek in promotions or spam (and tell us at feedback@naggler.com so we can fix it).
At a desktop right now? Grab it direct from the latest release page — Windows, Mac, and Linux builds are all there.
v1.10.9 · First-launch warnings are normal — we're working with Apple and Microsoft on code signing. More detail in the FAQ.
Mo' Naggy.With apologies to Biggie
Less problems.
