01 / Tasks
A list that accepts ordinary language
Add batches, deadlines, schedules, and private notes. Search, edit, reorder within a deadline group, complete, remove, restore, or undo.
See every task feature →Features Focused by design
Everything needed to keep work moving.
TextTodo captures obligations, delivers useful reminders, understands follow-ups, and helps you work with time—without becoming another dashboard.
Four connected parts
From “remember this” to a finished day.
Use one part on its own or keep the conversation going. A reminder can point back to a task; a day plan can place that task around real Calendar events.
02 / Reminders
One-time, recurring, daily, or deadline-based
Attach multiple reminders to a task, create standalone nudges, snooze a recent delivery, or choose a daily list or smart check-in.
See every reminder feature →03 / Google Calendar
Fixed-time commitments stay on Calendar
Read an agenda, find free periods, and create, rename, move, retime, or cancel a clearly identified one-time timed event.
See every Calendar feature →04 / Planning
Preview first, then create the blocks
Fit one to three tasks around busy events or preview a complete fixed schedule of up to 20 supplied blocks before confirming.
See every planning feature →Conversation
Short follow-ups still make sense.
TextTodo uses recent conversation context to resolve references, but a change must still be authorized by the current message.
- Add
“add submit housing form by fri” - Correct
“actually make that Thursday at 5” - Inspect
“what do I have due this week?” - Finish
“done with number 2” - Recover
“undo that removal”
Boundaries
What TextTodo deliberately leaves out.
The product stays centered on obligations and time. Its limits are part of the interface, not an unfinished roadmap disguised as a feature list.
No SMS or group chats
TextTodo currently works in a direct iMessage conversation.
No separate task UI
There is no visual dashboard to organize or maintain.
No projects or grades
No folders, tags, Kanban boards, courses, semesters, or grade tracking.
No habit or streak system
Recurring tasks are calendar-relative, not a habit history.
No silent scheduling
Calendar blocks require a request and, for plans, explicit confirmation.
Not an alarm
Reminders are not for emergency, medical, financial, or safety-critical use.
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