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Most to-do apps encourage you to collect more. More tasks. More projects. More lists.

WillDo begins with a different question:
what will you actually do today?

A deliberately simple daily list for Mac, iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch, built on Apple Reminders and synced through your own iCloud.

No account. No subscription. No tracking.
Just your day, in one focused list.

Syncs via
iCloud

Your list moves with you across your own Apple devices.

Stays in
Reminders

Your tasks are ordinary Apple Reminders, not trapped in a private database.

Simple by
design

Today. Tomorrow. Done. Nothing more than you need.

On your
wrist

See what is left from Apple Watch without opening your phone.

Private by
default

No accounts, analytics, tracking or third-party services.

Most of us do not have a shortage of things to do. We have the opposite problem.

Lists grow. Projects multiply. Little tasks gather like dust. Open the wrong app first thing in the morning and the day can feel crowded before it has even begun.

WillDo is built around a different rhythm.

Each morning, choose the genuinely intend to complete today.

Everything else can wait its turn.

This is not about doing more.

It is about choosing more honestly.
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Everything you need. Nothing you do not.

Today and Tomorrow

Choose today's focus, then place what is next into Tomorrow. Each new day, Tomorrow becomes Today.

Built on Apple Reminders

Your tasks live in Reminders and sync through iCloud. No new account. No lock-in.

Done Log

Each morning, WillDo records what you completed so you can see your progress without keeping yesterday in your way.

Apple Watch

Glance at what is left, complete tasks, delete or postpone from your wrist.

Widgets

Keep Today visible on your Mac desktop, iPhone Home Screen or iPad.

Siri and Shortcuts

Add tasks with Siri or Apple Shortcuts, including tasks for Tomorrow.

Notes

Add simple notes to a task when a few extra words are useful.

Private

No accounts. No analytics. No advertising. No tracking. Your data stays in Apple Reminders and your own iCloud.

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Mac

A small menu-bar app that can stay close without taking over your desktop.
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iPhone and iPad

The same Today and Tomorrow lists, organised into simple tabs.
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Apple Watch

Your Today list on your wrist, with the number left visible at a glance.
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Widgets

Keep the list visible without opening the app.
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History

Look back at what you completed, search past days and re-add useful tasks.
Getting Started
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The first time you open WillDo, it asks you to choose two Reminders lists: one for Today and one for

Tomorrow. You can use the suggested names, or choose your own.

If you have already set up WillDo on another device, WillDo checks iCloud and offers to use the same configuration. That way your Mac, iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch all point to the same daily list.

If a list with the same name already exists, WillDo asks whether to use it or rename it and start fresh.

Your old items are preserved either way.

Set up once. Choose your lists. Let iCloud do the rest.
Using Today
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Today is your focus list. Add only what you genuinely intend to do today.

Tap or click the circle to complete a task. Completed items move to the bottom, then disappear from WillDo the next day while staying safely in Apple Reminders.

You can add a note when a task needs a little extra context. You can edit tasks inline, reorder them, hide completed items and decide whether you want to see task age.

WillDo keeps the day clean without pretending the rest of your life has vanished.

Anything unfinished carries forward. Anything completed is logged.

Tomorrow gets its turn tomorrow.

Today is not everything you could do. Today is what you are choosing to do.
Using Tomorrow
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Tomorrow is where you place what is next.

Add items directly, or postpone something from Today when you know it still matters, just not now.

At the start of a new day, WillDo moves Tomorrow into Today.

Tasks you postponed keep their original age, so you can see how long they have been around.

Tasks added fresh to Tomorrow arrive as new tasks.

For true daily habits, you can set a Tomorrow item to repeat daily. It stays in Tomorrow as a visible template and drops a fresh copy into Today each morning.

Repetition is opt-in, visible and easy to stop.

WillDo does not want hidden machinery quietly filling your day. If something repeats, you can see it. If
it no longer serves you, one tap stops it.
Mac
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On Mac, WillDo can live in the menu bar, the Dock, or both.

In menu-bar mode it stays close without crowding the Dock.

Click the icon to open your list. Right-click for quick actions.

Keyboard shortcuts keep it fast:
Command-N adds a task
Command-1 opens Today
Command-2 opens Tomorrow
Command-3 opens History
and Command-comma opens Settings.

If you like your list visible while you work, turn on Keep window on top.

If you use multiple Spaces, Show window in current Space makes WillDo appear where you are, rather than dragging you back to wherever it last opened.
iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch
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iPhone and iPad

On iPhone and iPad, WillDo is organised into four tabs:
Today, Tomorrow, History and Settings.

Swipe right to complete. Swipe left to postpone, repeat or delete. Long-press to edit.

You can show the number of incomplete tasks as an app badge, keep the screen awake while WillDo is open, and add widgets to your Home Screen.

Apple Watch

The Apple Watch companion shows your Today list at a glance.

Tap to complete or reopen.

Swipe to delete or postpone.
Add a complication to see what is left without opening the app.

Watch actions are relayed through your iPhone because Apple does not allow watchOS apps to write directly to Reminders.

In normal use, with your iPhone nearby, changes reach your other devices within a few seconds.
History, widgets, Siri and Shortcuts
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History

WillDo quietly keeps a Done Log of what you completed. Browse by day, search across months, copy entries, export your history or add a past task back to Today or Tomorrow.

Widgets

Widgets let your list sit where you can see it: on the Mac desktop, iPhone Home Screen or iPad. Use them as a gentle visible reminder rather than another place to manage everything.

Siri and Shortcuts

Because WillDo is built on Apple Reminders, ordinary Reminders Shortcuts already work for Today.

WillDo also provides its own Add WillDo Task action and companion Shortcuts for reliable voice control, including adding tasks to Tomorrow as fresh items.
 
Companion Shortcuts
Support
Need help with WillDo? Something confusing? Something not syncing? Something you wish it did? I would genuinely like to know.
Email: ObscureMyEmail

If you are testing WillDo before public release, please tell me what confused you, what delighted you, and whether anything felt harder than it needed to be.
 

Last updated: 18 June 2026
WillDo does not collect, store, or transmit any personal data to its developer or to any third party.
Your tasks stay in Apple Reminders. WillDo reads and writes your to-do items directly in Apple Reminders on your device. Your data syncs across your own devices through your personal iCloud account, managed entirely by Apple under Apple's privacy terms. The developer of WillDo has no access to your tasks, your Reminders, or your iCloud account.
No accounts. WillDo has no login and no user account.
No analytics or tracking. WillDo contains no analytics, advertising, or tracking software, and no third-party SDKs. The app makes no network connections of its own; the only movement of your data is Apple's own iCloud sync of your Reminders.
Permissions. WillDo requests access to Apple Reminders solely to display and manage your lists on your device. You can revoke this at any time in Settings Privacy & Security Reminders (iOS) or System Settings Privacy & Security Reminders (macOS).
Children. WillDo collects no data and is suitable for all ages.
Changes. If this policy ever changes, the updated version will be posted at this URL with a new "Last updated" date.
Contact. Questions about WillDo or this Privacy Policy? ObscureMyEmail