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Every project. One list.
Always the next thing.

I built DoneFast because I couldn't find a task manager that answered one question: what should I work on right now?

Most task managers tell you what's due. DoneFast tells you what's next — one priority order across all your work, always. If you're asking the same question, DoneFast might just be your answer.

Available now on Android · Mac, iPhone, and iPad coming soon

No sign-up · Works fully offline · Your data never leaves your devices unless you say so


The things other task apps make you give up

Most tools force a trade: your data for easy sync, or control for convenience. DoneFast refuses it — and adds the one thing no other kanban board has.

One priority order for everything

Most boards give you a separate to-do pile per project and no answer to "so what do I do next?" DoneFast keeps a single order across all of them. The All projects board is that one honest list — drag anything to rank it against everything else you owe.

A Today view that spans every project

One click collapses everything overdue, due today, scheduled today, and finished today — across all your projects — into a single focused board. Start the day knowing exactly what's on your plate, and end it seeing what you cleared.

Capture by hotkey or voice

Hit ⌥⇧Space from any Mac app — even with DoneFast closed — and a capture box drops in. Or just talk: "call the dentist tomorrow at 3pm, mark as doing" fills the title, date, project, and column for you. Voice runs entirely on-device — audio never leaves your machine.

Your data, actually yours

Tasks, comments, and all your content live in a plain SQLite file on your own device from the first launch — no account, no sign-up, no connection required. Finished projects can be archived rather than deleted — tasks preserved, board readable, nothing lost. Nothing to lose if a company folds, hikes its price, or gets bought. There's no server holding your data, because there's no server.

Sync you own — three waysPro

Want the same tasks everywhere? Connect Google Drive in a couple of clicks, point it at a folder your cloud already syncs, or run our free server yourself. No account with us, no per-device limit, no vendor in the middle.

Tags that cut across projects

Flag work the way you actually think — waiting, blocked, deep-work — independent of which project or column it's in. Colored and legible on every card, filterable in a click, and rename, recolor, or merge tags with full undo.

The top of the list really is the next thing

Ten projects means ten separate to-do piles in most apps — and no way to say which single task matters most right now. DoneFast interleaves them into one global order. Drag a card on the All projects board and you're ranking it against every task in every project, not just its own.

  • Drag to reorder within or across projects
  • Jump a task to the global top or bottom in one move
  • Due tasks auto-bump to the top of To do when time runs out
DoneFast kanban board showing tasks across multiple projects

Start every day knowing what matters

One tap filters your board down to what's actually relevant right now — overdue items you can't miss, everything due or planned for today, and the things you've already finished. It spans every project at once, so nothing hides in a board you forgot to open.

  • Overdue, due today, scheduled today — in one place
  • Completed-today stays visible, so progress is obvious
  • Works across all projects, or narrow it to one
DoneFast all projects view showing tasks from every project in one board

From thought to task in a second — typed or spoken

The task you can't write down fast enough is the task you lose. Press ⌥⇧Space anywhere on macOS — even with DoneFast hidden — and a capture box appears over your current app. Or tap the mic and dictate a whole task; DoneFast parses the date, project, and column out of plain speech, all on-device.

  • Global hotkey works even when the app is closed
  • On-device voice — audio is never sent to a server
  • Natural-language parsing works typed too — "call dentist tomorrow 3pm" fills the date
  • Home-screen quick capture on iOS and Android
DoneFast task detail sheet on iPhone

Plan across day, week, or month

Switch between a single day, a full week, or the whole month, with unscheduled tasks alongside so you can place them without leaving the view. Drag a task onto a day to schedule it, drag it off to send it back to the board — every move undoable.

  • Day, week, and month views — day by default
  • Drag chips between days to reschedule
  • Recurring tasks with daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly intervals
  • Deadlines fire a reminder even when the app is closed
DoneFast calendar view showing scheduled tasks

Built for people who don't want to rent their to-do list

The popular apps are excellent — as long as you accept their account, their cloud, and their subscription. Here's where DoneFast is different.

Feature comparison: DoneFast vs Todoist, Things 3, and Trello
Feature DoneFast Todoist Things 3 Trello
Works fully offline, data on your device✓~✓~
No account required✓✗✓✗
One priority order across all projects✓~~✗
Overdue tasks move up your priority order automatically✓~~✗
Choose your own sync (or none)✓✗✗✗
Local-first on Mac, iOS, and Android✓✗✗✗
Voice capture that parses dates, project, and status, entirely on-device✓~~✗
Full undo for all operations, including deletions✓~~~
No subscription to keep your data✓~✓~
Every feature without a recurring subscription✓✗✓✗
Self-hostable sync server✓✗✗✗

Comparison reflects each app's standard offering as of November 2026. Things 3 is Apple-only and uses Things Cloud (no sync choice). Todoist and Trello work offline to a degree, but need an account, store your data on their servers, and gate features behind paid tiers. Todoist and Things let you hand-order tasks across projects in their Today lists, but not your whole list, and they show overdue tasks in Today without ranking them in one overall order. All three can undo some actions, but not every deletion. Todoist's Ramble also turns speech into tasks, but needs an internet connection and has a monthly limit on its free plan. Things 3.24 adds Siri task creation on supported devices, and Apple's Siri uses its servers when needed. DoneFast's voice capture runs entirely on-device.


Your tasks everywhere — three ways, your choicePro

The rest of DoneFast is free; sync is the one Pro feature — a single one-time purchase, no subscription, and no company between you and your data. Pick whichever fits how you already work.

Google Drive

The easiest setup on any device. Connect once; DoneFast reads and writes in a private app folder that doesn't touch your Drive storage or show up in your files.

A folder you already sync

Already on iCloud Drive, Dropbox, or OneDrive? Point each device at one folder and the cloud you're already paying for does the rest. Nothing new to install.

Your own server

Run our small, free server on a home machine or NAS — Docker-packaged, with simple device pairing. Works entirely on your local network, no internet required, each device revocable on its own. Read the setup guide.

  • Edits merge per task, automatically — no "which copy do you want to keep?" dialogs
  • Syncs quietly in the background after every change
  • Tasks, tags, comments, due dates, and recurring completions all come along
DoneFast Settings — Sync tab showing No sync, Sync server, Google Drive, and Shared folder options

Buy it once. Then it's yours.

The entire app is free — every feature, unlimited projects, on one device. Pro adds one thing: sync across all your devices. Paid once, no subscription, no data on our servers.

Free on one device, forever. No account, no card — the whole app: unlimited projects, groups, recurring tasks, the full board, calendar, Today view, tags, and on-device voice capture.

What's the catch? There isn't one.

No account No tracking in the app No subscription No ads No expiry

The app has no ads and nothing to track because there's no server to serve them from — your data lives on your device. It's not a policy, it's how DoneFast is built. This website counts page views with Umami, which sets no cookies; see the privacy policy.

DoneFast Pro · Apple
£9.99 one-time
Founder's price — £14.99 after launch

One purchase unlocks Pro on all your Apple devices — Mac, iPhone, and iPad.

  • Sync across all your devices
  • Google Drive, a shared folder, or your own server
  • Unlimited devices — no per-device fee
  • No account, nothing on our servers

Everything in Free and Pro

DoneFast Free vs Pro feature comparison
Feature Free DoneFast Pro — one-time purchase
macOS, iOS & Android✓✓
Projects✓✓
Kanban board (Inbox, To do, Doing, Done)✓✓
Project groups✓✓
Calendar & Today view✓✓
Search & tag filtering✓✓
Due dates & notifications✓✓
Scheduled tasks✓✓
Recurring tasks (daily, weekly, monthly, yearly)✓✓
On-device voice capture✓✓
Task comments✓✓
Drag-and-drop, undo/redo, multi-select✓✓
Quick-add hotkey (macOS)✓✓
Sync (Google Drive, shared folder, self-hosted)–✓

One-time purchase, no subscription, nothing stored on our servers. Apple and Android are separate stores, so Pro is unlocked per ecosystem — restore it free on your other devices in the same store.


On every screen you use

DoneFast is on Google Play now, with the Mac, iPhone, and iPad apps on their way — the same data, the same features, sync entirely optional.

macOS

A Mac app with keyboard shortcuts, the ⌥⇧Space quick-capture, multi-window, and dock integration.

Coming soon

iPhone & iPad

Swipeable columns, home-screen quick capture, and on-device voice — adapts from phone to iPad automatically.

Coming soon

Android

Phone and tablet, same swipeable layout — with reminders that survive a reboot and fire even when the app is closed.


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Stop wondering what's next. Just look at the top of the list.

Your projects, one honest priority order, on every device you own — and your data stays yours from the first launch.