The task manager of really busy people
Designed with busy people in mind. Takes care of the repetitive side of task management, so you can spend more time on actually getting stuff done.
Familiar…
Initially really.do looks like any other task manager and has all the same features you would expect like lists, due dates, reminders or tags. This means you will be productive from day one.
…but revolutionary
really.do does have one key distinction from other task managers: it holds at is core a tiny state engine that allows it to do its magic and automate most of your task management for you. To make it work, simply put a badge on a task and really.do will know how to handle that task for you.
What should I do next?
really.do uses the task badges and due dates to automatically show you what you should do today, this week and next week. This means no more need to go over your lists, 10 or 20 times per day, to find the what to do next. Think about how this alone can boost your productivity.
Focus on what’s doable
Plus really.do is designed to automatically track your task backlog, moving non-actionable tasks out of sight until the right moment comes to work on them. This keeps you focused only on what’s doable.
Declutter your backlog
really.do will also flag your idle tasks —those untouched for more than 2 weeks— with a special Zzz tag, so you can so you can easily decide if you should keep them or get rid of them. Using this feature regularly will keep your backlog’s size under control.
Painless task sharing
And task sharing has never been easier. Simply enter a guest’s email and she/he will receive a link to a page where she/he can collaborate on the task. That’s it. No registration. No passwords. No excuses.
