To Do-ish is a daily support app designed for people who feel exhausted rather than lazy, helping them convert unfinished tasks into manageable actions without pressure. The tool stores the entire task context, reduces the mental effort of remembering what to do, and lets users pause and resume at any time with no streaks or reminders.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Many people who feel exhausted struggle to start or complete tasks because the mental effort of remembering and organizing them adds an invisible load, leading to unfinished work and increased stress.
Solution
To Do-ish is a lightweight, on‑demand companion that captures the full context of a user's tasks and breaks them into small, manageable actions without imposing streaks, reminders, or pressure. Users input how they feel each day, and the app automatically organizes pending items, allowing them to pause and resume at any moment. By storing the entire task context, it reduces the cognitive load of remembering what needs to be done, letting users focus on execution rather than planning. The design stays minimal and quiet, providing support only when the user chooses to engage, and it is positioned as a daily aid rather than a replacement for professional care.
Target Audience
The primary users are individuals who experience chronic fatigue, burnout, or low energy and need a gentle tool to manage daily responsibilities without added pressure.
Features
- Contextual task capture that records details, priorities, and related notes in a single entry
- Adaptive task segmentation that suggests short, actionable steps based on the user's current energy level
- On‑demand interface with no forced reminders, streaks, or notifications, allowing users to stop and resume freely
- Simple, distraction‑free design focused on reducing mental overhead rather than adding features
- Daily check‑in prompt to gauge user capacity and tailor task suggestions accordingly