Type a task the way you’d say it out loud. DoDone works out the when, keeps hard deadlines separate from the day you plan to do the work, and hands you a Today you can actually finish.
The demo is the real app with a week of sample tasks in it. Nothing is saved, nothing is shared, reset it whenever you like.
Overdue work, then the handful of things worth doing now — with the day's meetings above them, so the gaps are visible.
The next month as a run of days. Drag a task from one to another; drag an undated one in from the side.
Somewhere to put a thought at the moment you have it, and sort out later what it actually was.
One line in
Dates, estimates, tags, priority and project all come out of the sentence as you type it. What the parser picked up shows up as chips underneath, so you can see it got you right before you hit enter — and change anything it didn’t.
Built for AI, properly
DoDone ships its own MCP server, so Claude can read your agenda, add and reschedule tasks, and tell you what’s actually urgent — in Claude Desktop, in Claude Code, or as a connector on claude.ai.
It answers date questions from the day you planned to do the work, resolved in your own timezone — not from a deadline field you almost never set. Ask what your week looks like and you get your week.
What have I got on today?
Six things, and one of them is late.
Your only free stretch is 9:45–11:00. Want me to move the run to tomorrow and put the announcement there?
The details
The day you plan to do something and the day it’s actually needed are two different facts. DoDone stores both, and plans by the first.
Overdue first, then what’s urgent — and you can pin anything in or push it out by dragging. Your override sticks.
Scheduled tasks appear in Google Calendar, and your meetings appear in DoDone. Move one and the other follows.
Reorder a list, drop a task on another day, move it between projects. It saves as you let go.
Group Today by project and Upcoming by date, and it stays that way, on every device you sign in from.
⌘K opens the palette, Q adds a task from anywhere, and the whole thing is navigable without reaching for the mouse.
The full app, keyboard-driven, in any browser.
Quick capture from a home-screen widget or a launcher shortcut, plus reminders when you arrive somewhere.
An MCP connector that can read and change your plan in conversation.
It’s the whole app, already full of tasks. Complete things, drag them around, open the editor, break it if you like — it’s yours alone and a reset button puts it back.
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