No red counter on the app icon
A deliberate design choice: no badge nagging on your homescreen from one reminder to the next. Android at most shows a plain dot with no number, at the system level.
Good vibes only
Get reminded without feeling bad about it.
No red counter on the app icon. No task that ever becomes "overdue." No nagging push copy. todump reminds you, but never guilt-trips you while doing it.
The red dot is a choice – we chose against it
A red counter on the app icon is exactly the pressure pattern that defines many to-do apps: a number that sits there nagging on your homescreen from the moment a reminder fires until you next open the app. todump deliberately skips that counter. The reminder itself stays the one gentle nudge – and once it's passed, it's passed. No silent accusation waiting for you to look back.
Inside the app there's no "overdue," no red marker for missed days either. An open entry simply stays open, with no judgment attached. And the reminder copy itself is deliberately relaxed – small, friendly nudges instead of scolding. If you'd rather it hit a bit harder, the reminder personality can be switched in settings, all the way to a deliberately tongue-in-cheek unfriendly variant for anyone who genuinely needs that as motivation.
02 How todump stays relaxed
Reminded, not punished
Six deliberate design choices against the usual pressure pattern of to-do apps.
Friendly copy, not nagging
Reminder texts are deliberately relaxed, like "Small nudge: you've still got open TODOs." Never a tone that makes you feel bad.
Your tone, your choice
Standard, Friendly, or Minimalist – and if you want it, todump Pro offers a deliberately unfriendly personality too. Good vibes is the default, never a requirement.
Quiet when you need it
A time window plus weekend exceptions make sure todump doesn't reach you around the clock – reminders arrive only when you're open to them.
Nothing ever becomes "overdue"
todump has no red for missed days. Entries simply stay open until done, with no judgment in between.
Gentle feedback instead of pressure
A rotating, tongue-in-cheek subtitle in the app header replaces cold statistics panic – and even adapts to your chosen reminder personality.
03 Frequently asked questions
Stress-free reminders: Q&A
The most important answers about how todump treats open tasks.
Why doesn't todump have a counter on the app icon?
Because a red dot with a number is exactly the pressure pattern todump wants to avoid – it would sit there nagging on the homescreen from the moment a reminder fires until you next open the app. The reminder itself is enough of a gentle nudge.
Are overdue tasks marked in red?
No. todump has no concept of "overdue." An open entry simply stays open and keeps reappearing in your time window, with no red marker or judgment attached.
Can I make todump more demanding if I actually like that?
Yes. Alongside the friendly default personality, todump Pro offers a deliberately blunt, tongue-in-cheek unfriendly variant for anyone who genuinely needs that tone as motivation.
How often does todump bug me per day, at most?
Once a day, inside your own chosen time window, for as long as a task stays open. No constant firing, no hourly repeats.
Does todump cost anything?
The core features are completely free, with no ads and no account. Additional reminder sounds and personalities are part of todump Pro.
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