Indie alternatives to Todoist

Todoing.ly: To Do List & Tasks

Bravely Studios

Added 10 days ago

Todoing.ly is a beautifully designed task manager with smart natural language input, kanban boards, shared projects, and 15 stunning themes. Create tasks in seconds. Just type what you need to do and let Todoing.ly handle the rest. Todoing.ly is a paid app. Start with a 7-day free trial. SMART INPUT Type naturally. Say "meeting tomorrow at 3pm" and Todoing.ly extracts the due date, time,…

Naggy: Persistent Reminders

金苹 卢

Works with Apple Reminders and keeps nudging you at an interval you choose until you finish the task. For things you cannot afford to forget.

Cue: Todo Intelligence

Andre Nitz

Added 6 days ago

Your chats are full of tasks. “Send me the updated numbers tomorrow.” “Don’t forget the reservation.” “Can you correct the invoice and send it to Sarah?” The problem usually isn’t understanding what needs to be done. It’s getting those tasks out of messages, notes, screenshots, and documents and into your task system. That’s where Cue comes in. FROM CONVERSATION TO CONCRETE ACTION Share…

Structured: Daily Planner Todo

unorderly GmbH

★ 4.8168K

Visual timeline planner that blocks your day with intention. 1.5 million users. Built for ADHD brains and busy people who need structure.

FOX Tasks.

Miles Moulder

Your day. Your pace. Your FOX. FOX Tasks. is the personal iPhone planner you make your own. For notes and tasks, daily goals and your working day. Free, with no account, banner ads or subscriptions. YOUR FIRST STEPS The interactive introduction guides you through appearance, features and optional permissions. Try tasks and goals or start straight away. Saved tasks and your choices are…

KanbanDo: Kanban Task Planner

Joshua Martin Scigala

Bring work, life and all the little things into one clear plan—without another subscription. KanbanDo gives your tasks a home, your projects a shape and your next step a place to start. Plan a client launch, organize a home renovation or share the weekend to-do list. See the big picture on a board, then open a task for the details that make it happen. START FREE. KEEP IT SIMPLE. Your first…

Now: ADHD Task Starter

James Gray

One task. One small step. A simpler way to get started. Now helps you clear your head, choose what matters and begin with a short, visible timer. It's built for anyone who finds starting hard, including many people with ADHD, and it's free to use with no account. START ONE TASK The Now screen shows one task, one concrete first step, and a big start button. No endless list. Type a task like…

Check'd: Home Checklist

vicky daalhof

Door locked? Stove off? Check'd records what you checked yourself, with a confirmation and timestamp you can look back at later. MOMENTS AND CHECKS Create a Moment for leaving home, bedtime or travel. Add as many Checks as you need. Choose weekdays for each Moment and optionally different days for individual Checks. Skip Today and undo remain clearly separate from actual confirmation. ON IPHONE…