For things with no fixed date
Watering plants, changing filters, ordering spare parts – not every task has a date, but it still shouldn't be forgotten.
For plain, everyday life
Not every reminder needs a reason.
No ADHD, no brain dump required – sometimes you just don't want to forget to water the plants, check the smoke detector, or renew the insurance. That is exactly what todump is for: things with no fixed date that still shouldn't slip away.
For anyone who just doesn't want to forget things
todump often comes up in the context of ADHD or brain dumping, but the app works just as well for everyone else. For parents who want to remember the school meeting, the pet's vet appointment, or the spare part for the washing machine. For anyone who knows the gutters need cleaning "sometime this week" but couldn't say which day. For anyone who simply wants to be reminded of recurring little things, without maintaining a whole system for it.
The point is this: a lot of everyday tasks simply have no fixed date. A calendar entry would force an artificial date on them, one you'd end up rescheduling anyway. todump doesn't need that date – you capture the task, and the app brings it back in your daily time window until it's done.
02 How todump fits your everyday life
For tasks with no fixed date
No project management for your living room, just a reliable reminder for the things that usually slip through.
Captured in seconds
No project, no label, no required fields. Remember mid-cooking that the water filter is due? Type it in, keep cooking.
One time window for the whole household
Over evening coffee, during your morning commute – you decide when todump reaches you, instead of getting push notifications all day long.
No project chaos
No five separate lists for chores, family, and the car. One list is enough – todump never forces you to sort a thought before capturing it.
Private, even for family stuff
Runs entirely on your device, no account needed. Notes about medication, appointments, or recipes stay on your phone, not in some cloud.
Straight from the homescreen
Realize on your way out that the smoke detector is beeping? With the quick-capture widget, you're one tap away from your next entry.
03 Frequently asked questions
todump for everyday life: Q&A
The most important answers for anyone using todump with no ADHD context at all.
Is todump only meant for ADHD or brain dumping?
No. todump works for anyone who wants ongoing reminders about recurring things with no fixed date, whether that's driven by ADHD, a packed schedule, or just a bad memory for small things.
Why not just make a calendar entry?
Because a lot of everyday tasks have no natural date. A forced calendar appointment usually just gets rescheduled anyway. todump asks for no date at all – it remembers the task and reminds you inside your time window until it's done.
Can I separate areas like chores, family, and work?
todump deliberately uses a single list instead of projects or folders. Optional notes on each entry cover quick context; strict separation into areas isn't what the app is built for.
What if a task genuinely needs a fixed date?
Then a calendar remains the better tool. todump complements it for everything that has no fixed date but still needs to get done.
Does todump cost anything?
The core features are completely free, with no ads and no account. Homescreen widgets and other extras are available optionally in todump Pro.
Clear your head – starting today.
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