foundational clarity without noise.
see what's on today, what's done, and what's next — all in one clean view.
life, organised.
meet todd — your minimalist productivity companion for focus sessions, soft timeboxing, and calm daily flow.
built for doing, not just planning
todd in action
explore how todd helps you organise your day with simple inputs, structured sessions, and calm daily rhythm.
why todd?
discover the principles behind todd's calm, structured approach to productivity.
pricing, for everyone.
todd's core is free for everyday use — with paid options for sync, insights, and upcoming features.
free
core functionality
- create unlimited tasks
- organise with tags & categories
- run focus sessions & timers
- review your day
get started
free forever. no trials, no limits.
pro
coming soon- data sync & persistence
- insights & analytics
- data history
- early feature access
- ai features
for deeper insight and cross-device flow.
faqs
yes — the core app is completely free, with no time limits or hidden trials. you can plan your day, tag tasks, and run focus sessions without restriction. the pro version will be coming soon and will add features like device sync, ai-powered insights, and analytics for those who want deeper visibility.
most task apps stop at planning — todd is built for doing. session mode turns your list into focused work blocks, soft timeboxing adapts to your day instead of rigid schedules, and simple end-of-day reviews keep your flow uninterrupted. it's task management that feels calm, not chaotic.
ai is not in yet — it's coming soon. when it launches, ai in todd will learn quietly from how you work. it will recognise when you're most productive, predict how long tasks might take, and suggest better ways to schedule your day. over time, todd will become a personal productivity coach that fits your rhythm.
the native iOS and Android apps are in active development and will include full sync with your desktop tasks, sessions, and insights. we're developing it alongside the pro features. early testers will get access first once beta launches.