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ToDo.is
Launching today
Todo.is is an always-on AI agent you give to-dos to. Write "find a cheaper flight to Lisbon" or "turn this PDF into Word" and it does the work: researches with sources, makes files and images, uses websites, and reports back on the web, Android, WhatsApp or Telegram.
It runs 24/7 in its own sandbox, remembers you, does daily briefings and price alerts on a schedule, can work in your own Chrome, and asks before it pays, sends or deletes anything. Try it for $1.
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Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm Ezzaky Ab, the maker of todo.is.
I kept seeing the same gap: AI chat is great at answering, but my to-do list didn't get any shorter. I still had to find the flight, fix the PDF, chase the invoice, check the price every morning.
So todo.is turns a to-do into done:
✅ Write it like a to-do: "find 3 Italian restaurants in Lisbon for Friday", "convert this bank statement PDF to Excel", "every weekday at 8, send me a news brief on WhatsApp"
🧠 Your own agent does the work: web research with sources, real files (Word, Excel, PDF, PowerPoint), images, short videos and voice notes
💬 It lives where you are: web, Android app, WhatsApp, Telegram, Slack, Discord, email
🌐 It can use websites: in a cloud browser, or in your own Chrome with our Connector extension (its own window, you approve every new site)
⏰ It runs on a schedule: daily briefings, price drops, job alerts, reminders
🛡️ It asks before paying, sending or deleting anything, and each agent works in its own sandbox
🧩 450+ AI models on included credits, or bring your own API key
To start fast there are 1,000+ ready-made to-dos at todo.is/prompts (resumes, PDF to Word, background removal, trip plans, lead lists…).
It's $1 for your first 24 hours, so you can throw your real to-do list at it.
I'd love your honest feedback: what's the first to-do you'd give it, and what should it learn to do next? I'm here all day answering every comment. 🙏
@ezzaky_abd, what tasks do you expect it can help me with most often right now?
Is it mainly for "web research", or can / will it also execute in the future? (book, reserve, talk to X to get more info, etc.)
@knolladrian Thanks Adrian! It already executes, beyond research. The things people use it for most right now:
Real files: a resume as Word, a bank-statement PDF turned into Excel, a slide deck.
Working on websites: logging in with your saved logins, filling forms, downloading invoices. It does this in a cloud browser or in your own Chrome.
Scheduled jobs: a morning brief on WhatsApp, price-drop and job alerts.
Email: it drafts emails in your Gmail and sends them once you OK it, so it can "talk to X" for you.
For booking and paying, it does all the legwork (finds the options, fills in the reservation) and then stops for your OK before anything is confirmed. Giving it more autonomy here, with your rules ("auto-approve anything under $50"), is on the roadmap. What's the first task you'd hand it? 🙂
@ezzaky_abd ohhh I'm going to download it and start thinking of ideas :)
@knolladrian sure 🙂
@ezzaky_abd Congrats on the Product Hunt launch! KittyHome extension launching there today too! hope the launch goes well.
@algorithm99129 thank you & best of luck too.
Don't we lose that mini dopamine effect when we are able to tick off the item from the list? Like proof of accomplishment. :D
Just kidding, wishing a successful launch! :)
@busmark_w_nika HaHa, fair point! 😄 You still get the tick, just without the work: each to-do turns when your agent finishes it, with the result attached. Dopamine stays, effort goes. Thanks so much for the kind wishes, Nika!
the part where it asks before paying, sending or deleting is a good call. does that ask show up in the chat or as a push on android?
It’s convenient that everything is in one place and in such a simple format.
@maria_anosova Thank you Maria! 🙌 That was the whole idea: one place, and you just write it like a normal to-do. No workflows to build, no prompts to engineer. What would be the first to-do you'd give it?
@mustapha_ajermou1 thank you for your support brother.