Doing — Today's To-Do List

Two lists, no due dates, no projects. Today's tasks get done or set aside — and each morning the app asks one question about whatever's left.

Not a to-do list. A do list.

Doing is a todo app the size of a sticky note. Two lists — Today and Someday — and nothing else. No due dates. No projects. No tags. No accounts. Just the handful of things you're actually going to do today, on a page that looks like paper.

HOW IT WORKS Pull down to add a task. Swipe right when it's done. Swipe left to set it aside for Someday. Tap to edit, hold to reorder. That's the whole app — and the first screen teaches it with five sample tasks, so there's nothing to learn and no tutorial to skip.

EACH MORNING, ONE QUESTION Whatever you didn't finish yesterday is waiting with a single question: still today? Keep it, or let it go to Someday. It's the difference between a list you trust and a list that quietly becomes "whenever."

FINISH THE LIST, EARN THE QUIET Clear the day and the page tells you so, in one line. Show up several days in a row and it keeps a small count. That's the extent of the gamification.

ALSO • Widgets you can check things off from — small, medium, and large, plus the Lock Screen. • Siri and Shortcuts: "Add a task to Doing." Works from Spotlight and the Action Button too. • Paper by day, Ink by night. Follows your system theme, or lock either one. • Syncs through your own iCloud. Nothing to sign up for. • Scales with your text size and works with VoiceOver.

Doing is free. Doing Pro — a one-time purchase, no subscription — adds the widgets, Siri capture, and the Ink theme.

WHAT IT WON'T DO Due dates, reminders, projects, tags, subtasks, attachments, collaboration. Each one is a step toward becoming a project manager, and there are plenty of those already. Doing stays a list.

PRIVACY Your tasks live on your device and in your personal iCloud. Doing has no servers, no analytics, and no third-party anything. We can't see your list, and we don't want to.

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