Todo or Not Todo - Start a task. Watch it tick on your Lock Screen.

You sit down to do one thing. You check your phone for a second, and twenty minutes disappear. TONT keeps the task you're on right on your Lock Screen and Dynamic Island, with a live timer. Swipe a task to start it, and every glance at your phone reminds you what you meant to be doing. 4.0 adds Groups for work, home and side hustle, and a one-minute tour on your real list. No ads. No account. Pay once.

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Hey Product Hunt 👋 Here's a thing that keeps happening to me. I sit down to do one task. I pick up my phone for "just a second". Twenty minutes later I'm somewhere else entirely, and the task is still sitting there, untouched. Starting is the hard part. So I built TONT around starting. Swipe a task right and it moves onto your Lock Screen and Dynamic Island with a live timer. You don't have to open an app to remember what you were doing. It's right there every time you glance at your phone. Picture your day like this: • Four buckets: Today, Tomorrow, Upcoming, Someday. No folders, no tags, no setup. • You swipe "reply to Sam" and it starts ticking on your Lock Screen. • Big task? Long press to break it into steps. A badge counts them off. • Work stays in Work and the weekend stays in Home. Each group gets its own colour and its own four buckets. • Your bedtime sits on a dial, so nothing is ever due at 3 AM. • Pull the title down, hard. It'll tell you whether you're todo or not todo. What's new in 4.0: • Groups, so work, home and your side hustle stop fighting for space • Up to three timers running side by side, each with its own Lock Screen card • A one-minute walkthrough that runs on your real list, with skip on every step • A sleep schedule, plus five kinds of reminders you can switch on or off one by one • Two-way sync with Apple Reminders It's dark mode only, there are no ads, no account and no subscription. You pay once, and it's yours. I'd love to hear from you: What's the one thing you keep putting off? And what would make a task app worth keeping on your home screen? Thanks for stopping by. I'll be here all day answering questions.