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Daily Todo is a gorgeous, minimalistic manager for repetitive tasks
And every now and then I come across something that completely, and beautifully, bucks this trend. Daily Todo is one such tool. The Web is full of task managers, including ones aimed specifically at recurring tasks such as Joe's Goals.
But this thing... this thing is the zen garden of repetitive task managers. No account required; no banners, no documentation, no options, no tagging, no About page, nothing. I mean, one less feature and this thing would not even work.
To start using the tool, hit the huge button that says Create your Daily Todo list. Then just enter your list, one item per line. You then get to your list, showing your items with a check mark along each item. Each check mark has a few dots next to it, to show you previous days, so you can see if you did the task or not.
This is almost as good as Sciral Consistency. I'm still waiting for someone to remake that exact utility into a free Web app.
[Via the wonderful One Thing Well, which you should really read if you like this sort of minimalism.]
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Subscribe to commentsAaron T.Oct 10th 2010 2:18PM
I really like MyDay:
http://mydayapp.com/
ViaTorciOct 10th 2010 2:38PM
If you like that, you'll probably like the single task centered TaskForce which forces you to complete one task at a time in two hour blocks. It has no accounts, no distractions, just what you need to get done and how long you have left. Similar to Daily Todo, it gives you a score based on your historic completion percent but no other stats. Worth checking out:
http://10k.aneventapart.com/Uploads/77/
It's from the 10K Apart contents, here is its entry page:
http://10k.aneventapart.com/Entry/77
penguin.balancesOct 10th 2010 11:42PM
"I mean, one less feature and this thing would not even work."
there's a term for that already: "irreducible complexity"