Hey Product Hunt, I'm Tim, the solo founder behind Tasqs. I built it because every other to-do app I tried had the same problem: they're designed for capture. The easier they make it to add tasks, the longer your list gets, and the more behind you feel. My list became a pile of guilt I scrolled past every morning. So Tasqs is built around a different idea: not everything on your list deserves to survive. Two features carry that: 🗓️ Friday Amnesty: Once a week, it surfaces the tasks you keep rescheduling and gives you three real choices: commit to a real date, shrink it to a first step, or let it go. No guilt. Letting go is a decision, not a failure. 📌 The Shortlist: A daily list capped at five tasks. Across all your lists there's only one real #1, and this is where you say what it is. Under that it's a full, fast task manager: recurring tasks, tags, a built-in AI assistant, a calendar feed, and an MCP connector so you can run your tasks straight from ChatGPT or Claude ("what's overdue?", "add milk to groceries"). And it's private by design, your task content is encrypted at rest, there are no ads, nothing is sold, and analytics never touch your account. It's free to start. I'm one person who cares a lot about getting this right, so I'll be in the comments all day. The thing I'd genuinely love feedback on: does the "let it go" idea resonate, or does deleting a task you swore you'd do just feel like losing? That tension is the whole product, and I want to hear how it lands for you. Thanks for taking a look 🙏

Tasqs

The honest to-do app that helps you let go

The honest to-do app that helps you let go