What it is
Todoi is a place to think through a day, or a small piece of work, without setting anything up. Add a project, add lists, add items, and move between views as the shape of the work changes.
It is deliberately small: projects, lists, items, subitems, tags, due dates, and priorities. No inbox, no reporting, no collaboration.
One project, three views
The same tasks, seen three ways. Switching the view does not change the data.
Where your tasks live
Everything you type is held in this browser tab, in session storage. It is not sent anywhere, which also means it is not backed up. Reloading keeps your work; closing the tab clears it.
So it works better as a scratch space than as a record. Anything you still need tomorrow should also exist somewhere you control.
- This browser tab
- No account
- No server copy
- Fresh start On close
What it does not do
- No accounts There is no sign-up, no sign-in, and no profile.
- No sync One tab, one workspace. A second tab is a separate workspace, and nothing follows you to another device.
- No history Closing the tab ends the session. There is no version history and no way to recover a closed workspace.
- No assistant Nothing you write is read, summarised, or sent anywhere for processing.
Start with one task.
Open the workspace, type the first thing on your mind, and see where it belongs.