Tasks for today. Nothing else.
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.
Everything is a gesture. Swipe right to finish a task, swipe left to set it aside, pull down to add another. Each morning, anything left over from yesterday gets one question — still today? — and you keep it or let it go.
Home Screen widgets you can check things off from. Siri capture. A small streak for showing up. Paper and ink themes, and six more with Doing Pro. On iPad, both lists sit side by side like a notebook. Your lists live on your device and sync through your personal iCloud — we run no servers, use no analytics, and collect nothing.
Today and Someday. That's the whole system.
No due dates, no projects, no tags, no accounts. What you're doing today lives on one page; what you're not lives on the other. Moving between them is a swipe. On iPad, the two pages open side by side.
Your thumb already knows how this works.
Swipe right to finish a task. Swipe left to set it aside for someday. Pull down from the top to add one — and the Return key keeps the keyboard up, so you can pour in a few at once. Tap to edit, press and hold to reorder.
One question each morning.
Anything left over from yesterday gets asked once: still today? Keep it, let it go, or keep them all. It's a ritual, not a nag — and a small streak marks the days you showed up.
The list comes to you.
Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets show today's tasks and let you check them off in place. Add by voice — "Add a task to Doing" — or from Shortcuts, Spotlight, and the Action Button.
Light by day, dark by night. Both free.
A warm paper look and a dark ink one, set in a serif that reads like a note to yourself. Doing follows your phone into dark mode on its own. Your lists sync through your own iCloud so every device shows the same page. We run no servers and collect nothing.
With Doing Pro.
Legal Pad, Blueprint, Riso, Darkroom, Kraft, and Phosphor — each a real surface a list has lived on, down to how a finished task gets crossed off. Try any of them on your own list before you buy, and your widgets match whichever you pick.
Someday on the left page, Today on the right: the same order as on iPhone, so a swipe left still sends a task toward Someday. With a keyboard, Command‑N adds a task. With Doing Pro, an extra-large widget puts both lists on the Home Screen.
Today and Someday, every gesture, the morning review, and the Paper and Ink themes are free and stay free.
Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets you can check things off from, Siri and Control Center capture, and six more themes: Legal Pad, Blueprint, Riso, Darkroom, Kraft, and Phosphor.
Apex Made does not collect or receive any of your data.