How it works
Add projects, give them context. No sub-tasks, no tags on tasks, no elaborate hierarchy. Rotation is meant to know your work — not manage it.
Each morning, Rotation surfaces one clear recommendation — what to start with today, and a short, honest reason why. Under 12 words. No cheerleading.
At the end of the day, a short check-in helps Rotation learn what actually happened. The briefing gets smarter. Your overhead stays low.
Principles
Rotation does one thing well. It doesn't replace your calendar, your notes, or your project manager. It just tells you what to open first.
No hustle language. No streaks. No "you've got this!" The AI speaks plainly — deadlines are called deadlines, not opportunities.
The whole point is to reduce the cognitive tax of figuring out where to start or what to tackle next. Rotation shouldn't become the thing you have to manage.
The more you use it, the better it understands your rhythm — what you tend to defer, what needs momentum, what's genuinely urgent versus just loud.