I tried a lot of to-do apps. Most came with boards, labels, filters, AI assistants, and team workspaces, and I spent more time setting them up than doing the work. So I built my own. I've used it every day for almost a year, for work, side projects, and everything else.
What it does
- Inbox, Today, Upcoming, Someday, and projects grouped into areas. That's the whole system.
- Type "water the plants every other saturday at 10am" and it sets the date, the repeat, and a reminder. It's a fixed parser, not AI, so the same sentence always gives the same task.
- Notes, checklists, tags, and files on every task. Pictures and PDFs open right in the browser.
- A public REST API and a hosted MCP server, so you can connect your own scripts, or Claude or ChatGPT, to your tasks.
- Works in any browser. The iPhone app works offline.
What it isn't
- No AI inside. If you want one, bring your own through MCP.
- No teams or sharing. It's built for one person.
- No Android app yet (it's in development), and no import from other apps.
Pricing The free plan has unlimited tasks, 5 projects, and 2 areas, and you don't need a card. Premium adds deadlines, a month calendar on the web, smart projects (saved filters), unlimited projects and areas, and more room for files. It's $3.99 a month, $34.99 a year, or $59.99 once.
