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Task management, without the management

Planning shouldn't feel like a project of its own.

Simple is a to-do list that stays a to-do list — add what needs doing, see what matters most, and get back to your day.

Nothing to set up

No projects, no tags, no workflow to design before you can add your first task. Open it, type it, go.

One clear priority

Every task ranks itself by how soon it's due and how important it is. The thing you should do next is always on top.

Nothing extra

No statuses to invent, no fields to fill in "just in case." A task, a due date, an importance. That's the whole model.

Everything it does. Nothing it doesn't.

A handful of features, each one earning its place by making the simple thing simpler — not by adding another thing to learn.

Sorts itself, automatically

Add a task with a due date and an importance, and it slots itself into the right place. No dragging things around to keep your list honest.

Subtasks, when you need them

Big task? Break it into steps without leaving the list. Small task? Ignore the feature entirely. It's there only when it's useful.

A calendar of what got done

Every completed task lands on the day you finished it, so you can look back at a month and actually see the shape of it.

This month, growing

Your completed tasks quietly grow a little garden for the month — a gentle, visual "you're doing fine" instead of a guilt-inducing streak counter.

Share only what you choose

Follow friends and choose exactly what they see — the vibe only, the numbers too, or the full detail. Nothing is shared by default.

Lives on your home screen

Install it like a real app on Android or iOS — one tap to open, no browser tabs, no address bar getting in the way.

Actually reads its feedback

Bug, idea, or just a compliment — there's a button for it on every page, and it goes straight to the person building this.

That's it. That's the app.

No trial to start, no plan to pick. Add your first task in the time it took to read this page.

Get started — it's free