ToDose is a to-do app built on the DOSE effect that focuses on well‑being instead of efficiency. It invites you to do just 4 tiny, intentional actions each day that help trigger hormones linked to happiness: dopamine (accomplishment), oxytocin (connection), serotonin (mood and self‑worth), and endorphins (energy). The design is deliberately minimal so the question stays simple: did today nudge your happiness a little?
Hi PH friends! I built ToDose from a simple question: what tiny things can I do today to feel genuinely happier?
Instead of chasing efficiency, ToDose is a gentle daily ritual. You do just 4 intentional actions mapped to the DOSE framework:
• Dopamine — accomplishment
• Oxytocin — connection
• Serotonin — mood & self‑worth
• Endorphin — energy
No endless lists, no pressure—just a nudge toward joy. I’d love to hear which DOSE action resonates most with you and what you’d add for your own ritual.
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Congrats on the launch!
How do you balance keeping actions tiny enough to be manageable while still making them meaningful for triggering the DOSE hormones?
@sanskarix I use two checks: is it friction‑free today, and does it have a clear DOSE trigger? Examples: dopamine—finish one micro‑task; oxytocin—send a sincere thank‑you; serotonin—note one proud moment; endorphin—do 5 minute of movement. If it feels too easy with no effect, nudge the intensity up; if it causes delay, scale it down.
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@ddiiiik That's really smart! I'd suggest you to create some awesome short-form content around it. I hope you have a good launch!
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Congrats on the launch!
How do you balance keeping actions tiny enough to be manageable while still making them meaningful for triggering the DOSE hormones?
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@sanskarix I use two checks: is it friction‑free today, and does it have a clear DOSE trigger? Examples: dopamine—finish one micro‑task; oxytocin—send a sincere thank‑you; serotonin—note one proud moment; endorphin—do 5 minute of movement. If it feels too easy with no effect, nudge the intensity up; if it causes delay, scale it down.
@ddiiiik That's really smart! I'd suggest you to create some awesome short-form content around it. I hope you have a good launch!
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@sanskarix I'll give it shot, thanks!