Focus Board

Feeling

Sleep

Energy

Anxiety

Overload

Pressure

Right Now

One thing to focus on

Next on the list

Items i'm moving on

Grounding

Admin Bits

Free Your Mind

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Connections

Receive requests from Microsoft Planner and get notified in a Teams channel.

Outbound notifications

Inbound tokens

How to connect Power Automate

Go to make.powerautomate.com → Create → Automated cloud flow → trigger When a new task is created (Planner) → pick your group and plan → Create.
Add the HTTP action and set:
Method POST · URI /api/connections/inbound · Header: name Authorization, value Bearer YOUR-TOKEN (create a token above and paste it here).

In the same HTTP action, paste this into Body:

{
  "title": "@{triggerBody()?['title']}",
  "description": "@{triggerBody()?['description']}",
  "dueDate": "@{formatDateTime(triggerBody()?['dueDateTime'], 'yyyy-MM-dd')}",
  "senderName": "@{triggerBody()?['createdByUser']?['displayName']}",
  "planName": "@{triggerBody()?['planTitle']}",
  "taskId": "@{triggerBody()?['id']}"
}

Click the lightning icon inside each quote and pick the matching dynamic value from the Planner trigger. If one isn't offered, type plain text instead (e.g. "planName": "Marketing").

Save the flow. Anyone with access to that plan can now send you requests — no Calm Execution account needed.
Test it: create any task in the plan. Within a few minutes it appears in Connections → In/Out. If not, check the flow's run history — 201 means success, 401 means the token was pasted incorrectly.

Turn Trello cards into requests automatically. Status and comments stay in sync both ways.

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Turn GitHub issues into requests automatically. Status and comments stay in sync both ways.

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How to connect GitHub Issues

Click Create a GitHub token above. It opens GitHub's Generate new token (classic) page (github.com → Settings → Developer settings → Personal access tokens → Tokens (classic)) with the token name and repo scope already filled in.
Check the details, set an expiration (90 days is fine), making sure the repo scope is ticked so issues can be read and the webhook registered.
Click Generate token and copy it immediately — GitHub only shows it once.
Paste the token into the field above and click Connect.
Choose the repository to watch, decide whether all issues or only issues assigned to you become requests, optionally require a label (e.g. request), then click Watch.
Test it: open or assign an issue in that repo. Within a few minutes it appears in Connections → In/Out, and status and comments keep syncing both ways.

How Connections work Share work with people — without taking on their chaos.

Connections is how you work with people without letting their urgency become your load. It keeps shared work in one contained place — requested, accepted, tracked, and completed — so collaboration never turns back into mental chaos.

Connect

What it is: Your Calm Key is your address. Share it, or enter someone else’s key or invite link, to form a connection.

How to use it: Send a request, they accept — and only then can work flow between you. No one can reach you until you let them in.

In / Out

What it is: Incoming is work sent to you; Outgoing is work you’ve sent. Every item shows its status — pending, accepted, in progress, in review, completed.

How to use it: Accept what you’re ready for, reject what you’re not. Accepted work appears on your Focus Board as a normal task — you finish it there, and both sides stay in sync automatically.

Logs

What it is: A record of everything that moved — work sent, accepted, completed, or disconnected.

How to use it: Check it when you’re wondering “where is that?” instead of mentally tracking who owes you what. The log holds it so you don’t have to.

Why this matters

Other people’s urgency is not your instruction. Nothing enters your board until you accept it.
One container, not twelve. Requests and shared work live here instead of scattered across messages, email, and memory.
The system holds the tracking. Statuses and logs replace background monitoring, so your mind can let go of open loops.

You share the work — not the weight.

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Settings

Manage your preferences, connections, and account details,
so Avasyo keeps working the way you do.

Appearance

Choose your theme and sound preferences, then apply them together.

Theme

Sound

Interface sounds Focus music

Schedule

Set your timezone and start-of-day so morning check-ins appear when your workday begins.

Timezone

Workday starts at

Work days

Default snooze

Show morning check-in alerts automatically

Reminders

See every reminder you've set and add new ones. A reminder can be a once-off date, or repeat every day, week, or month.

Reminder

Repeat

Date

On

Day

On the

Your reminders

Integrations

Connect Avasyo to external tools. All credentials are stored locally. See Support & Docs in the sidebar for detailed setup guides.

Outbound Webhooks

POST a JSON payload when tasks are completed, created, or moved. Works with Zapier, Make, n8n, Slack, and more.

Enable outbound webhooks

Webhook URL

Send on

Task completed Task created Task moved

ICS Calendar Feed

Paste a private ICS feed URL from Outlook or Google Calendar. Avasyo will fetch and display today's appointments automatically.

Enable calendar feed

ICS Feed URL

Refresh every

GitHub

Fetch GitHub issues assigned to you as tasks. Requires a Personal Access Token with repo scope.

Enable GitHub sync

Personal Access Token

GitHub username

Repo filter (optional)

AI Profile

Help Calmai know you better. This information is stored locally and injected into every AI conversation so it feels personal over time.

Preferred name

Role / context

Current focus

Known stressors

What Calmai has learned

Facts extracted automatically from your conversations. Pin the important ones so they're never pruned. Delete anything inaccurate.

Account Details

Your account information and billing details.

Avatar

Choose your symbol and colours.

Symbol

Symbol colour

Background colour

Full name

Email

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Billing

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Status Checks

Understand your patterns in pressure, anxiety, workload and recovery,
and give yourself room to reset when things build up.

Understand Your Recovery

One useful report that brings together your recent check-ins, workload, focus, and stress signals.

Perceived Stress Scale (PSS-10)

A validated 10-question tool for measuring perceived stress. Retake monthly — all scores are stored locally and tracked over time.

10-Day Trends

Morning check-in scores (0-10)

Hover the chart to inspect a specific day.

Series

Show or hide metrics

Feeling Sleep quality Energy Anxiety Overload Emotional pressure

Completed Tasks

Execution history by period

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OUR PHILOSOPHY

Avasyo.
Less pressure.
Better performance.

Avasyo was built around a simple belief:

You cannot consistently execute well when your mind is overloaded.

It isn't about doing more, moving faster,
or squeezing productivity out of every hour.

It's about reducing the mental noise, creating enough space to think clearly, and taking the next step without carrying everything at once.

Why We Built Avasyo

Avasyo started with burnout.

It was built by a founder who had reached a point where the usual productivity tools weren't solving the actual problem.

There were task managers, project boards, productivity systems and meditation apps.

But the problem wasn't knowing what needed to be done.

There was simply too much happening at once.

Too many open loops. Too much uncertainty. Too much pressure. Too many things competing for attention.

The result was a system that became increasingly difficult to manage — even when the individual tasks themselves were manageable.

So Avasyo was built to solve that problem.

It became the backbone of the founder's own recovery.

What We Believe

Contain the chaos

You don't need to carry everything in your head at the same time. Externalising thoughts, tasks and uncertainty creates space to think.

Anxiety is not instruction

Feeling pressure doesn't mean everything is urgent. You can acknowledge the feeling without allowing it to decide what you do.

One step at a time

You don't need to solve the entire future. Sometimes the most useful question is simply: What matters right now?

Recovery is part of performance

Recovery isn't a failure to be productive. Sleep, regulation, reflection and recovery help build the capacity to keep functioning well over time.

A Different Kind of Productivity

Modern productivity tools are often built around one assumption:

MORE = BETTER

More tasks.
More notifications.
More urgency.
More output.

But when pressure rises, productivity doesn't necessarily improve. Sometimes the answer isn't to push harder.

It's to slow down enough to think clearly.

Avasyo is designed to help you function better when things become difficult — not simply help you do more when everything is already going well.

Change Your Distance

One of the core ideas behind Avasyo is that you don't always need to look at everything at once.

When you're overwhelmed, everything can feel equally important.

Avasyo gives you different levels of focus.

See Everything

Start with the full picture — your tasks, thoughts, priorities and everything competing for your attention.

Reduce the Noise

Move away from the clutter and focus on the things that actually matter.

Narrow the Focus

Get down to the one thing that needs your attention right now.

Step Away

Sometimes you need to leave the task environment entirely. Calm can help you step out of the workload and into a calmer, AI-guided space where you can unpack what's happening, clear your head and work out what comes next.

From Recovery to Resilience

Avasyo isn't only about helping you get through today.

We want to help you become better equipped for tomorrow.

The grounding and recovery approach within Avasyo is influenced by Stress Inoculation Training (SIT) — a psychological framework focused on helping people develop the ability to function effectively while experiencing stress and pressure.

The goal isn't to eliminate stress. It's to develop the ability to experience pressure without automatically becoming overwhelmed by it.

Through grounding, controlled engagement, reflection and repeated successful experiences, we can begin building confidence in our ability to handle difficult situations.

Ground→Act→Recover→Repeat→Build
Resilience

Each time you experience pressure, regain your footing and continue intentionally, you create another experience of “I can feel this and still function.”

That's why recovery matters. We're not just trying to help you recover from overload. We're trying to help you build greater resilience for the future.

How Avasyo Brings It Together

Every part of the app supports the same fundamental process:

Unload → Contain → Clarify → Focus → Execute → Recover → Build Resilience

You don't have to fix everything. You don't have to solve everything today.

You just need to know what matters right now.

Less chaos.
More clarity.
Avasyo.

1. What Avasyo Is

Avasyo is a nervous-system-aware execution and cognitive containment platform designed to help people function more effectively under stress, uncertainty, pressure, and overload.

This app is not designed to:

maximize hustle,
create constant urgency,
or push endless productivity.

It is designed to help you:

reduce mental chaos,
regain focus,
contain overwhelm,
separate tasks from emotional pressure,
and move forward through calm structured execution.

This is a stress-regulation and execution system disguised as a productivity app.

2. The Problem This App Solves

Many people under prolonged stress begin experiencing:

mental fog, racing thoughts, overwhelm, emotional exhaustion, difficulty focusing, anxiety around tasks, avoidance, doom scrolling, panic-driven work cycles, and the feeling that everything is urgent simultaneously.

Over time, the brain starts trying to:

mentally carry everything, continuously monitor uncertainty, rehearse unresolved problems, and predict future threats.

Tasks stop feeling like simple actions. Instead they become emotionally charged with:

fear, pressure, self-worth, uncertainty, responsibility, and survival.

This creates paralysis, fragmentation, emotional overload, and unsustainable execution. Avasyo exists to break that cycle.

3. The Avasyo Philosophy

Containment Over Chaos

The nervous system struggles when trying to process everything simultaneously, predict every outcome, and carry unresolved uncertainty constantly.

Avasyo reduces overload by externalizing pressure, narrowing focus, categorizing uncertainty, and reducing cognitive sprawl.

The goal is not: “Solve everything immediately.” The goal is: “Know what matters right now.”

Anxiety Is Not Instruction

Fear, pressure, overwhelm, and mental fog are not reliable prioritization systems. The app helps separate emotional activation from intentional action. You do not need to obey every anxious thought.

One Step At A Time

The app continuously narrows focus toward the next concrete action. Not the entire future, every possible outcome, or every unresolved problem. This helps reduce overwhelm, paralysis, and nervous-system overload.

Sustainable Execution Over Panic Productivity

Avasyo is not about overworking, constant optimization, or productivity obsession. The goal is calm flow, emotional regulation, sustainable focus, and long-term stability.

Recovery Is Part Of Performance

Sleep, recovery, emotional regulation, movement, breaks, and nervous-system stability are foundational to focus and execution. Recovery is not weakness. It is part of sustainable performance.

4. Understanding The Nervous System

Under prolonged stress, the nervous system can become conditioned into constant threat monitoring, hypervigilance, future simulation, emotional overload, and cognitive fragmentation.

This often creates the feeling that: “If I stop thinking about everything, something bad will happen.”

The result is mental fog, inability to rest, difficulty prioritizing, emotional exhaustion, and anxiety around even simple tasks.

The nervous system becomes overloaded not just by work itself, but by carrying too many unresolved loops simultaneously.

Avasyo helps reduce this by creating containment, structure, prioritization, and emotional separation.

5. Stress Inoculation Training (SIT)

Avasyo is heavily influenced by Stress Inoculation Training (SIT).

SIT is a psychological framework designed to help people function more effectively under pressure, uncertainty, and stress.

The goal is NOT to eliminate stress completely, avoid discomfort, or become emotionless. The goal is to remain functional, grounded, and intentional while stress exists.

SIT works through gradual exposure, emotional regulation, structured action, and repeated successful engagement under pressure. Over time, this helps reduce avoidance, panic reactions, overwhelm, and emotional paralysis.

6. How Avasyo Applies SIT

Controlled Exposure To Stressful Tasks

Avoidance strengthens anxiety. The app helps users approach difficult tasks gradually, break them into smaller actions, and engage without becoming overwhelmed. This teaches the nervous system: “I can experience discomfort and still function.”

Separation Between Emotion And Action

The app helps separate the task from the emotional story attached to it.

Example:

Task: Finish article
Emotional amplification: “If this fails, everything collapses.”
The app narrows the focus toward: “Write the next section.”

This reduces emotional flooding and cognitive overload.

Reducing Catastrophic Thinking

The app repeatedly redirects attention toward current facts, actionable steps, and present priorities. Instead of endless future simulation. This helps reduce emotional escalation, panic spirals, and nervous-system overload.

Building Confidence Through Repetition

Each time a user organizes pressure, narrows focus, re-engages with stressful work, or completes difficult tasks calmly, the nervous system learns: “Stress does not automatically mean danger or collapse.” Over time this builds confidence, emotional regulation, focus, and resilience.

7. How Each Area Of The App Helps

Brain Dump

Purpose: unload mental pressure, externalize racing thoughts, reduce cognitive overload. This helps stop the brain from trying to carry everything internally.

Review & Sort

Purpose: organize chaos into containment, separate actionable tasks from emotional noise, categorize uncertainty. This teaches the nervous system: “Everything does not need equal attention.”

Today’s 3 Wins

Purpose: reduce overwhelm, narrow focus, prevent fragmentation. This helps train: prioritization over panic.

Right Now

Purpose: focus on one concrete action at a time, reduce future simulation, prevent cognitive sprawl. This trains: present-focused execution.

Waiting On

Purpose: release active mental tracking of things outside your control. This helps reduce unconscious background processing, and nervous-system load.

Current Facts

Purpose: separate facts from catastrophic thinking. This grounds the nervous system in reality instead of fear projection.

Done

Purpose: create visible evidence of movement and progress. Anxious minds often under-recognize progress, and over-focus on unresolved problems. The Done section helps rebalance this.

Status Checks

Purpose: support nervous-system regulation, increase self-awareness, and prevent overload escalation. These are not productivity metrics. They are stability supports.

Fog / Panic Mode

Purpose: reduce cognitive flooding during overload. The interface narrows into current facts, next action, grounding, and containment. This helps the nervous system return from chaos to focused stability.

8. The Goal Of Avasyo

The goal is not perfect productivity, emotional suppression, or endless performance. The goal is calmer execution, reduced overload, contained thinking, emotional regulation, sustainable focus, and recovery of clarity, confidence, and momentum.

The app exists to help people move from panic, fragmentation, overwhelm, avoidance, and mental chaos, toward containment, structure, calm flow, grounded focus, and sustainable forward movement.

9. Important Reminders

Anxiety is not instruction.
Everything cannot be equally urgent.
One clear step matters more than panic about everything.
You do not need to mentally carry everything simultaneously.
Recovery is part of performance.
Progress is built through contained, consistent movement.
Stress does not automatically mean danger or collapse.
You only need to focus on what matters right now.

Support & Help

Find answers, learn how things work,
and get the most out of Avasyo.

Take the App Tour

Explore every area of Avasyo with a guided tour. Perfect if you're new to the app.

Why take the tour?

It's the fastest way to understand how everything fits together and what each area is for.

Using Avasyo

Click any area below to go straight there.

Common Questions

Quick answers to the most common things people ask.

Where should I start?

Start with Today. Set a Right Now task, check your current state, and use Brain Dump if your thoughts feel crowded.

What do the different indicators mean?

The indicators reflect the check-in signals you have recorded, including feeling, sleep, energy, anxiety, overload, and pressure.

What should I put in Brain Dump?

Put anything competing for attention there. Capture it quickly without deciding where it belongs first.

How does Avasyo use my data?

Your workspace data is used to build your views and provide context for optional AI features. You control your account data.

What's the difference between Brain Dump, Thought Board and Focus Board?

Brain Dump is for raw capture, Thought Board is for thoughts worth keeping, and Focus Board is for actionable tasks.

Where is my data stored?

Your Avasyo workspace is stored by the app for your account and is available when you return to your workspace.

How do Status Checks work?

Status Checks help you record how you are doing and review patterns over time without turning the results into a diagnosis.

Can I delete my data?

Use the account and workspace controls available in Settings to manage or remove your stored information.

Capture Shortcuts

Use {} and [] while typing in any capture field to act on your words instantly.

`{ }` Quick actions

Type { in a capture field and a menu of quick action commands appears:

{new} Create a board task from the text you typed
{dump} Save the text straight to Brain Dump
{thought} Save the text to your Thought Board
{open [[task]]} Open an existing task once you submit
{focus [[task]]} Start a focus session for that task
{tour page} Run a guided tour of a page

Close the command with } and submit as usual. Avasyo renders the command as an action pill — tap it to carry out the action.

`[ ]` Task links

Type [ inside a task description, subtask list or note to get instant task suggestions:

Type at least two characters to filter the suggestion list
Pick a task and a [[Task name]] reference is inserted for you
Submitted references become clickable chips that jump straight to that task
Links keep related work connected without moving anything between boards

Combine them freely: use [ ] to point a command at a task, for example {focus [[Deep clean]]}.

Integrations Overview

Avasyo supports three types of integration to connect your existing tools without requiring accounts, third-party logins, or complex setup:

Outbound Webhooks — push task events to any URL. Works with Zapier, Make, n8n, Slack, Teams, Notion, and thousands of other services.
ICS Calendar Feed — paste a private calendar URL and Avasyo will show today's appointments in your Today view.
GitHub Issues — connect a Personal Access Token to pull your assigned GitHub issues as tasks.

All credentials are stored locally on your machine and never leave your device.

Configure each integration under Settings → Integrations.

Outbound Webhooks

What is a webhook?

A webhook is a URL that Avasyo sends an HTTP POST request to whenever something happens — like a task being completed. The receiving service can then trigger automations, send notifications, or log data.

Setting up a webhook

Go to Settings → Integrations
Tick Enable outbound webhooks
Paste your webhook URL
Choose which events to send
Click Save webhook, then Send test to verify

Payload format

Avasyo sends a JSON POST with the following structure:

{
  "event": "task.completed",
  "timestamp": "2026-05-25T09:30:00.000Z",
  "task": {
    "id": "right-now-1",
    "title": "Review Q2 report",
    "tag": "Work",
    "column": "done",
    "effort": "30m",
    "dueDate": "2026-05-25"
  }
}

The event field will be one of: task.completed, task.created, or task.moved.

Webhook: Zapier

Zapier's Webhooks by Zapier trigger lets Avasyo kick off any Zap when a task event fires.

Setup steps

In Zapier, create a new Zap and choose Webhooks by Zapier as the trigger
Select trigger event Catch Hook
Copy the webhook URL Zapier provides
Paste it into Avasyo Settings → Integrations → Webhook URL
Click Send test in Avasyo
Click Test trigger in Zapier — it will find the test payload
Add your action (e.g. Google Sheets row, Slack message, Notion entry)

Example Zaps

Task completed → Add row to Google Sheets (daily log)
Task completed → Send Slack message to #wins channel
Task created → Create Notion database entry
Task completed → Add to Todoist completed log

Webhook: Make (formerly Integromat)

Make's Webhooks module can receive the Avasyo payload and route it to thousands of apps.

Setup steps

In Make, create a new Scenario
Add a Webhooks → Custom webhook module as the trigger
Click Add to create a new webhook and copy the URL
Paste it into Avasyo Settings → Integrations → Webhook URL
Click Send test in Avasyo to register the data structure
Add downstream modules and save and activate the Scenario

Example Scenarios

Task completed → Log to Airtable base
Task created → Add to a Monday.com board
Task moved → Update a ClickUp task status
Any event → Send email digest via Gmail

Webhook: n8n

n8n is a self-hostable automation tool. If you prefer to keep your data on your own infrastructure, n8n pairs naturally with Avasyo.

Setup steps

In n8n, create a new Workflow and add a Webhook trigger node
Set HTTP Method to POST and copy the production webhook URL
Paste it into Avasyo Settings → Integrations → Webhook URL
Activate the workflow and click Send test in Avasyo
Add downstream nodes (e.g. Postgres, Slack, Notion, HTTP Request)

Example Workflows

Task completed → Write to a self-hosted Postgres database
Task completed → Send message to a self-hosted Mattermost
Task created → POST to an internal API endpoint

n8n is free to self-host. See n8n.io for setup instructions.

Webhook: Slack

You can send task events directly to a Slack channel using Slack's Incoming Webhooks — no Zapier or Make needed.

Setup steps

Go to api.slack.com/apps and create or open an app
Under Incoming Webhooks, activate the feature and click Add New Webhook to Workspace
Choose the channel to post to and authorise
Copy the webhook URL (starts with https://hooks.slack.com/services/...)
Paste it into Avasyo Settings → Integrations → Webhook URL
Click Send test — you should see a message appear in Slack

Note: Slack Incoming Webhooks expect {"text": "..."} format. Avasyo sends a richer payload, so use Zapier or Make to reformat if you need specific Slack message formatting.

Webhook: Teams & Notion

Microsoft Teams

Teams supports Incoming Webhooks via connectors on any channel.

In Teams, right-click a channel and choose Manage channel
Under Connectors, find and configure Incoming Webhook
Give it a name (e.g. "Avasyo") and copy the URL
Paste it into Avasyo Settings → Integrations → Webhook URL

Teams expects a message card payload. Use Zapier or Make to reformat the Avasyo JSON into a Teams-compatible adaptive card if you want rich formatting.

Notion

Notion doesn't support direct incoming webhooks, but you can connect via Zapier, Make, or n8n:

Set up a Zapier or Make scenario with Avasyo as the webhook trigger
Add a Notion action: Create database item
Map fields: title → Name, tag → Tags, dueDate → Date
Each completed task will create a new entry in your Notion database

ICS Calendar Feed

What is an ICS feed?

An ICS feed is a private URL that provides your calendar data in a standard format. Avasyo fetches this URL on a schedule and shows today's appointments in your Today view — giving you schedule context alongside your tasks.

Getting your Outlook ICS feed URL

Go to Outlook Web (outlook.live.com or your Microsoft 365 Outlook)
Click the calendar icon in the sidebar
Right-click your calendar and choose Share calendar
Under Get a link, click Create for the ICS link
Copy the URL and paste it into Settings → Integrations → ICS Feed URL

Getting your Google Calendar ICS feed URL

Go to Google Calendar
Click the three dots next to your calendar and choose Settings and sharing
Scroll to Integrate calendar
Copy the Secret address in iCal format
Paste it into Settings → Integrations → ICS Feed URL

Important: Keep your ICS feed URL private — it provides read access to your calendar without a login.

Refresh interval

Avasyo fetches the feed at the interval you set. 30 minutes is recommended for most use cases.

GitHub Issues

What gets synced

Avasyo fetches GitHub issues assigned to you that are currently open. These appear as tasks so you can see your development work alongside your other tasks.

Creating a Personal Access Token

Go to github.com → Settings → Developer settings → Personal access tokens → Tokens (classic)
Click Generate new token (classic)
Give it a name (e.g. "Avasyo") and select the repo scope
Set an expiration (90 days recommended)
Click Generate token and copy it immediately

Security note: Your token is stored locally in the Avasyo data file. Never share it or commit it. Revoke the token in GitHub if you no longer need the integration.

Repo filter (optional)

Leave blank to fetch issues from all your repositories. To limit to one repo, enter it as owner/repo-name.

Setup steps

Go to Settings → Integrations
Tick Enable GitHub sync
Paste your Personal Access Token
Enter your GitHub username
Optionally add a repo filter
Click Save GitHub

Refreshing your workspace

One thing to focus on

Items i'm moving on

Team Workload

Due This Week

Blocked / Waiting On

Unassigned and Needs Attention

Grounding

Admin Bits

Free Your Mind

Curated items

Grounding Notes

Incoming

Outgoing

Connections

Teams & Planner

Trello

GitHub Issues

Recent Activity

Connect

In / Out

Logs

Appearance

Schedule

Reminders

Your reminders

Integrations

Outbound Webhooks

ICS Calendar Feed

GitHub

AI Profile

What Calmai has learned

Account Details

Billing

Understand Your Recovery

Perceived Stress Scale (PSS-10)

Morning check-in scores (0-10)

Show or hide metrics

Execution history by period

Avasyo.Less pressure.Better performance.

Why We Built Avasyo

What We Believe

Contain the chaos

Anxiety is not instruction

One step at a time

Recovery is part of performance

A Different Kind of Productivity

MORE = BETTER

Change Your Distance

See Everything

Reduce the Noise

Narrow the Focus

Step Away

From Recovery to Resilience

How Avasyo Brings It Together

Less chaos.More clarity.Avasyo.

1. What Avasyo Is

2. The Problem This App Solves

3. The Avasyo Philosophy

Containment Over Chaos

Anxiety Is Not Instruction

One Step At A Time

Sustainable Execution Over Panic Productivity

Recovery Is Part Of Performance

4. Understanding The Nervous System

5. Stress Inoculation Training (SIT)

6. How Avasyo Applies SIT

Controlled Exposure To Stressful Tasks

Separation Between Emotion And Action

Reducing Catastrophic Thinking

Building Confidence Through Repetition

7. How Each Area Of The App Helps

Brain Dump

Review & Sort

Today’s 3 Wins

Right Now

Waiting On

Current Facts

Done

Status Checks

Avasyo.
Less pressure.
Better performance.

Less chaos.
More clarity.
Avasyo.

`{ }` Quick actions

`[ ]` Task links