YABOYO (やぼよう — "trivial errands" in Japanese) is an errand memo, not a task manager. Everything on one screen. No navigation, no tabs. ✦ Add a task in 1 sec ✦ Complete in 0.3 sec ✦ Swipe to delete ✦ Undo anything ✦ No sign-up required We intentionally left out due dates, reminders, subtasks, and tags. Your grocery list doesn't need project management. Three completion styles: keep, move to bottom, or delete. Free. No subscriptions.

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Hey Product Hunt,

I built YABOYO because I was tired of overcomplicating simple errands.

I tried Todoist, Things 3, Apple Reminders — all great tools, but overkill for "buy milk" or "call the dentist." I didn't need projects, due dates, or subtasks. I just needed to get things out of my head.

So I built the opposite: an errand memo app where you open it, write it down, and swipe it away when done. That's it.

The name comes from "yaboyo" (野暮用) — a Japanese word for trivial, everyday errands. The kind of stuff that doesn't deserve a project management tool.

What makes it different:

- One screen — all lists, all tasks, zero navigation

- Add in 1 sec, complete in 0.3 sec

- No sign-up, no sync, no complexity

- Undo — because we all make mistakes

I intentionally left out reminders, tags, and subtasks. In a world of feature-packed productivity apps, YABOYO bets on doing less.

Would love to hear — what's the simplest task you've been overthinking?