Tell Thespio Do about your day, in the words you'd use with a colleague. It works out what changed and updates itself — then shows you the whole week as a picture, so what matters is obvious without reading a thing.
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It isn't that you're disorganised, and it isn't that you picked the wrong app. A list can only do one thing, and it turns out that isn't the thing you needed.
Writing it down makes it invisible. The relief of capturing it is the last time you think about it — and then it sinks down a list you've stopped reading.
Do keeps it in front of you. Everything sits on one screen, and things visibly go stale as they age — so the job you wrote three weeks ago stops looking like the one you wrote this morning.
One line, one dimension: order. Not how big it is. Not how urgent. Not how much it actually matters, or how long it's been sitting there. You hold all of that in your head — until you don't.
If lists have never worked for you, this is why.
Do gives it shape. Where something sits is how urgent and how important it is. How big it is, is how big the job is. You don't work out what's next — you look.
"Overdue" is a verdict, not a warning. A list watches the whole thing happen and says nothing until it's too late to matter. Then it turns something red, and the only thing left to decide is how to apologise.
Do speaks up while you can still act. It learns how long things actually take you — not how long you said they'd take — so it can tell you on Tuesday that Thursday isn't going to work. No streaks, no badges, no guilt.
Two screens, one swipe apart. The canvas answers what should I do next — you can't tap a task on it, deliberately. The list is where you act, and it says what the canvas narrowed it down to.
Everything is included from the first minute. There's no cut-down version to be disappointed by, and nothing held back to sell you later.
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Bought on the iPhone. The web app is included — Chrome or Edge, same email address.