Habits, tasks, focus, budgets, net worth and workouts, in one private app on your phone. No account needed. No ads. No feed.
Get the betaA habit app that can't see your training. A budget app that can't see your mood. A workout log that has no idea you slept badly. The interesting answers live between the apps, and the only way to connect them without shipping your life to a data centre is to do all of it in one place, on your device.
Recurring, checklists, notes, files, an Eisenhower matrix, and a Day view that plans them.
Streaks with Off Mode for holidays, day counters for the things you're leaving behind.
A real gym logger: live sessions that survive a locked phone, rest timers, PRs, progress charts.
Spending, budgets, accounts, crypto wallets, gold, and returns that don't count your deposits as gains.
Timed deep work by subject, counted up like a stopwatch, drawn onto your day where it happened.
A year in pixels, private words and photos that never sync anywhere.
We couldn't sell your data if we wanted to. It doesn't reach us. Your data lives in your phone's storage and backs up every week to a file you hold. Even this page loads nothing from anyone.
The beta is live on Google Play and anyone can join it. It takes three steps and about two minutes. Here they are.
This autumn on Google Play. Join the list below and you get one email the day it is out, nothing before and nothing after.
Android comes first. If it goes well there, an iPhone and iPad version is next: same app, same rules, no account needed.
Coming later. Sync will be opt-in and end-to-end encrypted, so your phone and laptop share one history that nobody else can read, including us.
Todoku is in a closed test on Google Play. Google needs twelve people testing it for fourteen days before it can go public. You can be one of them, and the app is yours to keep either way.
Everyone on the list before launch can buy Pro lifetime at the founder price of £99.99, even after it goes up. One email when the Play Store version lands, occasional big-feature notes. No tracking pixels, unsubscribe is one click.
No. Everything works without one. An optional account is coming whose only job is syncing your data between devices. Skip it and nothing is held back.
Through Google Play, using the Google account already on your phone. Play takes the payment, keeps the receipt and restores Pro automatically on a new phone. Todoku never sees your card.
Todoku writes a weekly backup file to your Downloads automatically, and you can export one any time, optionally locked with a password. Restore it on the new phone and everything comes back, photos included. Pro adds daily on-device restore points for the smaller disasters, and optional sync will keep a second device current.
Today: export on one, import on the other. Honest but manual. An optional account with end-to-end encrypted sync is coming as a Pro feature to keep your devices current. The rest of the app never asks you to sign in.
Pro subscriptions. That's the whole business model, and it only works if the free app is good enough that you'd tell a friend about it.
Yes: TickTick task backups, Daylio mood exports and any bank's CSV import directly. More importers as people ask.