You don't have to be organised to start. That's the whole point.

Talk for a minute, type a messy list, or take a photo of your sticky notes.

Each task gets a day, a time and a list. You check it before anything is saved.

Your day lands in morning, afternoon and evening, so the next thing is always clear.
Less setting up, more getting started.

Tap Suggest and doot splits the scary task into small steps you can start in the next five minutes.

Each morning doot asks how you feel. Low energy? It picks a smaller day. Then it gives you your 3 for today.

Missed a few days? doot counts the days you came back, not the days you missed. No streak to lose.

Take a photo of a notebook page, a whiteboard or a fridge list. doot reads it and turns it into tasks.

See what's next and tick it off from the widget, without opening the app.

Focus mode shows one task and a timer. Everything else waits.

Gentle reminders, and the app icon shows 3 when 3 tasks are left today.
Reviews from the App Store.
I can just speak whatever is on my mind and it turns those scattered thoughts into actual tasks.
Finally, a planner that actually gets how my brain works.
Adding them one by one in a planner feels like a chore. Definitely worth a shot.
The voice input is a game changer when typing feels like too much effort.