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I've tried so many task management apps, but none of them worked for me.

This app was created for people like me.

[The app decides "today's one task"]

"Where should I start?"—This question can be a dead end.

Even when you open your to-do list, you don't know where to begin.

You get exhausted before you even try to manage anything.

Ippo eliminates that "deciding process."

Just drop in your tasks. The app will select and present one task for today.

Other tasks are hidden, so you won't get lost.

[Start with just 5 minutes]

When you don't feel like it, you can try it for just 5 minutes.

After 5 minutes, simply choose "Continue," "Finished," or "That's enough for today."

If you stop midway, it won't be recorded. You won't be blamed.

[It's okay to postpone. You can put it off until tomorrow]

If you think "I can't do it today," just select "Postpone."

If you postpone it again, it will reappear as a suggested task the next day.

There's no screen to scold you for a pile of incomplete tasks.

Once you've completed a task, that's it.

There's no recording, scoring, or consecutive record-keeping.

[Focus Timer (Free)]
25 minutes of work + 5 minutes of rest. The time can be changed and carried over to the next time.

[Routine Management (Pro)]
Register tasks you repeat daily, and they'll be automatically added to the list every morning.

[Reminders (Pro)]
Set notifications by time and day of the week to avoid forgetting tasks.

Simplicity is intentional.

Organization, classification, and prioritization features have been omitted.

"Just start today's first step"—that's the only goal.

All basic functions are free and unlimited.

If you want automation of recurring tasks or reminders, you can unlock them with a one-time purchase of Pro (no subscription).

*Designed with the characteristics of ADHD—difficulty starting and continuing—as a starting point.

This app does not provide medical services or diagnoses.