Make it small. Mark it done.
Less planning.
More done.
A todo app that doesn’t ask you to build a system first. Write it down in plain language, make it small enough to start, and mark it done.
Free, no credit card. In your browser and on Android; iPhone and desktop are coming.
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Today
3 of 5 done
- Buy a ticket for Sam
- Sign the rental contract
- Move the dentist appointment
- 15 minutes on the deck17:00
- Groceries: bread, coffee, peanut butter#home
Done. Nice.
Pick one thing.
A list you take in at a glance. No dashboard, no streak, no score to keep up.
Make it smaller.
Too big to start on? Cut it into subtasks that do fit the time you have.
Mark it done.
One click, a short press, and it slides away. Tomorrow’s another list.
What’s in it
Enough app to stay, not enough to fiddle with.
Everything below is in the free version, except headings and making your own tags. Premium is mostly about room: as many lists and areas as you like.
For today
Today, Upcoming, Someday, Logbook
Four views that sort themselves by when a task actually matters.
Quick add in plain language
Type “friday 9am call the bank !!” and the date, time and priority are already set.
⌘K and keyboard shortcuts
Search, jump, add and check off without reaching for the mouse.
Reminders
A notification when it suits you, not a nagging all day long.
When it grows
Lists, areas and headings
Group by project or by area of life. Free up to five lists and two areas (the Inbox doesn’t count).
Subtasks
One level deep. Enough to break something up, too little to get lost in.
Tags and filters
Cut straight across your lists: everything tagged #waiting, everything for home.
Notes and attachments
Write down what you need, with formatting, and attach a photo or a PDF.
Wherever you are
Web and mobile, live in sync
Check something off on your phone and watch it disappear on your laptop. No refresh button.
Repeating tasks
Every Monday, every third of the month, every other week.
Calendar view
See your week as a week instead of as a list.
Import from TickTick
Drop in your CSV, see exactly what’s coming, and only confirm after that.
Also included, free: move or schedule ten tasks at once · an archive for lists that are done · your tasks in your own calendar · export everything · a lock on the app with Touch ID · passkeys, two-factor and trusted devices · the whole app in Dutch and English · a trash you can undo for 30 days · a dark theme that follows your system.
Apps
The same list everywhere.
One account for everything: every device shows the same list.
iPhone
The app is coming. Until then, the website works on your iPhone too.
Coming
Mac, Windows and Linux
A window of its own, with reminders as notifications from your system.
Coming
And right inside Claude
Connect your list to Claude once, on your computer or your phone. Then ask what’s on for today in the middle of a conversation, and have it add, move and check off tasks.
- “What’s on my list today?”
- “Move everything tagged #work that’s overdue to tomorrow.”
- “Make a list for the move, with the ten things I can’t forget.”
Small enough. Do it now.
Pricing
Free stays a real app.
You only pay once your list outgrows what fits.
Free
€ 0forever
- Unlimited tasks and subtasks
- Inbox plus five lists of your own
- Two areas to group lists in
- Deadline and start date, with time
- Repeats, reminders and calendar
- Search, ⌘K and shortcuts
- Web and mobile, live in sync
- Passkeys, two-factor and trusted devices
PremiumComing
€ 3per month, or € 30 a year
- Everything in Free, plus:
- As many lists and areas as you like
- Headings to break up a long list
- Making your own tags
- A complete import, with no lists cut short
- You keep the development going
Until Premium is here, the limits are off and you already have all of this.
Questions
Four things people ask.
Which devices does it work on?
In your browser and on Android, through Google Play. The iPhone app and a download for Mac, Windows and Linux are coming; until then the website works fine there.
What happens to my free account once Premium exists?
Nothing. Limits only block creating new lists or areas; existing tasks, lists and headings always stay intact, even if you cancel premium later.
What happens to my data?
Your tasks are yours. They’re stored on servers in Germany, there are no ads, nothing is sold on, and you can export everything whenever you want.
Can I bring my current lists?
From TickTick, yes: upload the CSV, see exactly what’s about to be created, and only then confirm. More apps will follow.