Use case
Moving house, one box at a time
Moving means hundreds of small jobs — pack the kitchen, redirect mail, book the van, notify the council. TaskKoala turns your move into a tree of leaves and picks one task at a time so you keep making progress.
Why moving checklists stall
You download a “ultimate moving checklist” with eighty items. You read it twice, feel exhausted, and pack one box. The list is not the problem — choosing what to do in the next thirty minutes is.
Plant a “Move” tree. Add every task as a leaf — book removals, pack bedroom, take meter readings. Mark anything with a hard deadline as high priority. Focus mode shows you one leaf; do it, mark Done, repeat.
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Plant a tree
Name one tree for this area of life. Free includes one tree; paid plans give you unlimited trees for separate projects.
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Add leaves & priorities
Drop in everything on your mind. Mark time-sensitive work as high priority so it surfaces first.
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Enter focus mode
Let the koala pick one leaf at a time — high priority first, then a fair random choice from what remains.
Example leaves on a moving tree
Book removal van for moving day
High prioritySet up broadband at new address
High priorityPack kitchen cupboards
Redirect post with Royal Mail
Tips for moving in TaskKoala
- Deadline-first — removals, utilities, and notice periods belong in high priority.
- Room-by-room leaves — “pack kitchen” beats one vague “pack everything” leaf.
- Evening focus sessions — thirty minutes of focus clears more than an hour of list-staring.
- Share with your partner — public trees let a housemate see progress or copy the list.
Related use cases
Start your moving tree
Free plan includes one tree with full focus mode — plant it as soon as you know you are moving.
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