Slothy: Daily Todo & Planner

Every task you push to tomorrow gets counted. The Statistics screen shows your procrastination rate as a plain number. No streak, no guilt, just an honest count.

Slothy is a minimalist daily planner with just two lists: Today and Tomorrow. Add a task. If it matters now, it goes in Today. If it can wait, push it to Tomorrow. At midnight, tomorrow becomes today. No projects, no folders, no labels, no sign-up. Just two lists — and an honest number that tracks how often you push things off.

THE PROCRASTINATION RATE Every time you swipe a task to tomorrow, Slothy counts it. The Statistics screen shows your procrastination rate as a percentage of all your tasks. Some weeks you'll be proud. Some weeks the sloth wins. Most todo apps hide procrastination. Slothy makes it a number — no streak, no guilt trip, just an honest count.

AUTO-PROCRASTINATION AT MIDNIGHT At midnight, anything you left on today rolls to tomorrow automatically and counts toward your rate. Honest scoring, no escape clauses. Change your mind? Swipe a task back to today and it cancels out.

HOW IT WORKS Two lists: Today and Tomorrow. Swipe right to push to tomorrow. Swipe left to pull back. Tap the checkbox to complete. Tap the task to edit. That's the entire app.

WHY ONLY TWO LISTS? Most task managers give you projects, tags, priorities, and folders. Then you spend more time organizing than doing. Slothy strips that away. If a task doesn't fit in Today or Tomorrow, it's not important enough.

PER-TASK REMINDERS Set a gentle reminder time for any task with a tap. Or enable the daily reminder — one gentle nudge at the time you choose, never spam. Both optional. Turn them off in Settings anytime.

A QUIET STREAK Slothy keeps a soft count of how many days in a row you've completed at least one task — shown as a leaf that slowly grows from sprout to tree. No anxiety if you skip a day. No streak-loss popups. Tap to share it as a clean image when you feel like it.

NOTHING LEAVES YOUR PHONE No account. No cloud. No login. Your tasks stay on your device and never leave it. Slothy sends anonymous usage counts only — never your tasks, and nothing that identifies you. You can turn that off in Settings. No ads and no ad trackers. Slothy works fully offline. Need a backup? Export your data as a single string you can save anywhere private. Import it back on a new phone the same way.

PERFECT FOR • People who tried Todoist, TickTick, or Microsoft To Do and gave up on the bloat • Students who want a simple daily planner without distractions • ADHD users who want fewer decisions, not more features • Anyone hunting for a minimal productivity or focus app • Honest procrastinators who want to see their pattern

HOW IS SLOTHY DIFFERENT? Unlike todo apps that pile on subtasks, recurring schedules, color labels, and premium subscriptions, Slothy keeps two lists and one honest counter. No learning curve. No sign-up. Slothy is a paid app with a free trial — one plan, every feature. There are no tiers, and nothing is sold to you inside the app afterwards. Open the app, write down what matters today, push the rest to tomorrow. Done.

The procrastination rate is what no other planner does this honestly. It turns procrastination from a feeling into data. Instead of streaks that make you feel guilty when you break them, you get a number that's just true.

ALSO INCLUDED • 10 languages — auto-detects your device language • Dark mode that respects your system theme • Subtle haptic feedback • Completion timestamps in Statistics • A 14-week rhythm grid • Customizable button position • Auto-clear today at midnight (optional)

KEY THINGS TO KNOW • Free for 7 days, then a subscription or a one-time lifetime purchase • One app, every feature included — nothing held back behind a higher tier • No ads. No sign-up. No email. No phone number. • Cancel anytime in your App Store settings • Your data is yours, and stays on your device.

Download Slothy and find out how much you really procrastinate.

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