Add To Do is different by intentionally removing the complexity of traditional task planners. There are no dates or categories—just capture a task and resolve it honestly as Done or Not Done. Swipe gestures make resolution fast, long-press and drag keeps important tasks at the top, and quick undo prevents accidental actions. An emoji picker adds visual clarity, while full offline use, no account, ads, or tracking keeps everything simple and private on the device.
I was inspired by the idea that daily planning doesn't need to be complicated. Many To-Do apps add dates, categories, priorities, and other layers that can make simple task capture feel like work. I wanted to explore a simpler approach: quickly capture what needs to be done and honestly resolve it as Done or Not Done. As I built it, the concept evolved around speed, clarity, and offline privacy, leading to swipe actions, drag-and-drop reordering, quick undo, and emojis while keeping the core experience intentionally minimal.