> "I have so much to do but I'm not sure which of the things I should do first." If you, like me, have struggled with figuring out what should be my No.1priority, then I have good news. Prioritizing is hard, especially when your items can be _important_ and/or _urgent_. The app that I just released gives you the answer to: **What's the most important and urgent thing I should do next? (The answer might surprise you!)** I would like to have someone help me with this and say to me: > **Your most important and urgent next step is... Make a balance sheet** Now, **[I just released a simple web-app](https://prioio.herokuapp.com)** that helps you (and me) prioritize a list (a todo-list, a list of chores, whatever you want) by two measures: Importance and Urgency. Some things are important, some are urgent. And some are both. Make sure you tackle the one that's both first. The app guides you through comparing each item with each other based on both measures and comes up with the math and sorting automatically. Here's the result for the tasks I had on my list today:  Clearly, I need to create my balance sheet. After that I can do the other stuff. The process is simple. Go to the homepage and click the **start button**  Then, insert your list of tasks like so:  Then, the app will guide you through comparing each item with each other. This is called a binary sort and will make sure that what item is at the top is really the most _important_ and _urgent_ one.   Finally, you'll see your result. Now, what are you waiting for? Get your priorities straight in a few short minutes and tackle your next, most important and urgent task right away. **Click here: [https://prioio.herokuapp.com](https://prioio.herokuapp.com)** Have fun! Alexis \* PS: You can check out the source at [https://github.com/akaalias/prio](https://github.com/akaalias/prio) in case you want to poke around a bit. PPS: Let me know if you, too, have found a surprising result of your top priority after sorting.