Executioner

How Execution Happens

Step 1

Brain Dump

Put everything on your mind in one place. Unfinished thoughts. Loose obligations. Things you've been avoiding.

It does not need to be clear.

Step 2

You’re Done Deciding

Executioner schedules the outcomes so you don’t have to. Blocked dates stay empty. Priority work comes first.

Executioner decision logic and scheduling

Step 3

Execute What's Left

You check once per day. You execute what's scheduled. Nothing else matters.

No motivation. No rewards. Just execution.

How Decisions Are Handled

Executioner removes the decision layer.

Blocked dates are absolute.

If a day is blocked, nothing is scheduled on it.

Constraints reduce execution load, not rules.

If a day has limited availability, less work is scheduled. Nothing is forced in.

Daily outcomes are non-negotiable.

If an outcome is daily, it is scheduled first every day it applies.

Outcomes are sized before placement.

Every outcome has an execution size: 5%, 10%, 25%, or 50% (XS, S, M, L).

Importance determines order.

Higher-importance outcomes are scheduled earlier. Lower-importance outcomes are deferred when space runs out.

Limits stop scheduling.

When a day reaches its limit, no additional work is added.

After scheduling, outcomes remain editable.

You can resize, move, or discard them.

Executioner sets the structure.
You retain final authority.

Context View

Context View defines the rules the system operates under.
Once set, those rules are enforced every day.

Buckets isolate outcomes.

Work is strictly segregated by type to prevent context switching. Buckets contain the noise; they do not mix.

Playbooks apply rules to buckets.

Playbooks define how outcomes in a bucket are scheduled, pressured, or limited.

Global playbooks apply everywhere.

Some rules apply to all outcomes, regardless of bucket.

You do not manage outcomes day to day.
The system applies the rules. You operate inside them.

You Either Execute Or Abandon

Executioner does not reframe missed work. It does not hide it. It does not resolve it for you.

Every outcome ends one of two ways. It is executed. Or it is abandoned.

Indecision is not an option.

What Executioner Is Not

Executioner is not a productivity app. It does not help you plan, optimize, or feel productive.

It does not motivate you. It does not reward you. It does not remind you to do the work.

Executioner assumes responsibility. It provides clarity and expects execution.

If that sounds uncomfortable, this isn't for you.

Pricing

A simple decision. No complex tiers.

$9/mo

Monthly

Full access. No trial. No onboarding games. You're paying to decide.

Start executing

$90/yr

Annual

Same decision system. Fewer billing decisions. Focus on the long term.

Go annual

$200

Lifetime

One-time payment. Future updates included. Available to the first 150 users.

Get lifetime

Lifetime access exists to fund dedicated development. It will not be offered again.

Direction

Ongoing refinement of how the system behaves.

February

Scheduling logic v2 implementation

March

Daily outcome logic hardening

April

Context rule propagation upgrades

May

Core execution loop friction elimination

Observed Behavior

Unedited screenshots. No attribution.

“It feels quieter in my head.”

“I don’t second-guess my day anymore.”

“My task list stopped changing.”

“I spend less time planning and more time working.”

Refunds

Executioner is a decision, not a trial. If you decide it's not for you, request a refund within 7 days.

No explanations required. No extensions.

Do you offer a free trial?

No. Executioner isn't a product you explore. It's one you decide to use.

Why does it cost $9?

Because execution requires commitment. Free tools don't get used.

What happens if I stop using it?

Nothing. Executioner does not chase you.

Does Executioner remind me to work?

No. Responsibility is assumed.

Can I customize everything?

No. Excess choice is removed on purpose.

Is this a productivity app?

No. It's a personal execution system.

Do The Work. Stop Thinking About It.