Every day when I turn on my computer, a dozen things pop into my mind.

The reports that need to be handed in in the afternoon, the unfinished plans, the materials that will be used in tomorrow's meeting, and the reply that I owed my colleagues last week were all put together. I went to write a sticky note, but it was drowned in a pile of documents in the blink of an eye; I set a mobile phone reminder, but it always rang at an inappropriate time during meetings. The more tasks there are, the more confused the thoughts in the head become. I have been busy all day long and think about it before going to bed, but I have not started on the most critical thing.

This feeling of “always putting out fires but having no time to dig wells” is all too familiar.

In fact, the secret to making work smoother is not to insist on it, nor to buy a bunch of complicated tools, but to let the list for recording to-do items "surface" in front of you, so simple that it cannot be ignored.

It is for this reason that many people recently said that after using YYNote , their desktop became "transparent" in an instant.

Its core logic is particularly simple, that is, do not interrupt it, keep it continuously present, do not hide it, and exist in a way that is easy to detect. It is not like an application that requires a special click operation, but is just like a transparent sticky note directly attached to the right side of the computer desktop. It is already in that position when you turn on the computer, reminding you in a quiet state every minute and every second, conveying the message "These are the three things today."

In fact, what is behind this is the concept of "getting the maximum return with the minimum effort". You don't need to learn any complicated operations. When you open the software, the cursor will fall directly on the to-do input box. When you think of something, type it in, press Enter, and the task will be generated. What if you want to add a color to the urgent task? Just drag and drop to sort. What if you want to set a reminder? Just right-click and the entire related process lasts less than three seconds. It will not interrupt your thoughts of writing a document or replying to others.

What's more interesting is that you will find that the "sense of control" it brings is addictive.

Previously, tasks were chasing you, but now you are looking at the list and crossing them off one by one. Every time an item is crossed off the desktop to-do, the green check mark on the desktop will light up. The brisk sense of accomplishment is more refreshing than drinking coffee. One user said that he is accustomed to putting the most difficult things to do first. He doesn't need to force himself every morning. He only sees that to-do item in the most conspicuous place. Instead, he can calm down and solve it first.

Do you know? At the beginning of 2026, the State Council specially made arrangements for the "artificial intelligence +" action, emphasizing that everyone should be able to carry out their work in a smarter way. In fact, the truly powerful productivity tools with smart features are not necessarily those cool gadgets that can be called black technology, but something like YYNote that helps you regain your focus in the lightest way possible. It won't help you accomplish your tasks, but it will help you present the most critical and important things clearly before your eyes.

So, if you are also tired of searching for to-do items in memos and chat records, and tired of the vague feeling of anxiety when remembering chores with your brain, then you might as well give it a try at this moment.

Download YYNote now and put it in the corner of your desktop. From the moment you turn on your computer tomorrow morning, you will find that not only your desktop is clear, but also your mood for the rest of the day.

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