Yup. And that's the point. Most apps in this space collapse under the weight of features you'll never touch. To-do does the handful of things you actually need, does them well, and stays out of your way. The voice capture, streaks and streams are there when you want them, not piled on top of you.

Yes, properly free. You get unlimited lists, voice capture, your five non-negotiables, streaks, categories, comments. The full set, on every device. There's no trial countdown, no credit card at signup, and no core features locked behind a paywall. The only thing you'd ever pay for is owning and customising your own version, and that's entirely optional.

There isn't one, which we know is exactly what someone with a catch would say. The free version is the actual product, not a crippled demo designed to nudge you into upgrading. We make money when people choose to buy the prompt and build their own version, not by holding your basic to-do list hostage.

Yes, and it's the only thing we ask of you. We need you to create an account so that we can keep track of your items and display them across your devices. You're able to open them on your phone, your laptop, or someone else's browser in a pinch. Setup only takes about a minute and needs nothing more than a valid email.

Yes. Add a task on your phone mid-walk and it's on your laptop by the time you sit down. Tick something off on one device and it's ticked everywhere. There's no manual backup, no syncing button to remember, and no wondering which version is the up-to-date one.

You're buying the prompt that powers To-do, as a one-off purchase. Once it's yours, you can change pretty much anything: the colours, the layout, which features you keep, and how it connects to the other tools you already use. You'll also receive a set of instructions to make the build easy. It's a single payment with no subscription attached, which does feel strange in a world where everything is €9.99 a month.

To use To-do as it comes, not even slightly. It works out of the box for everyone. To rebuild it into your own version, you'll want to be reasonably comfortable editing a prompt and following instructions. You don't need to be a developer, but you do need to enjoy tinkering rather than dread it.

You talk, the AI transcribes what you said into a task, and the task lands on your list. It's built for capturing things on the move. In the car, between meetings, walking back from the kettle - so you're not relying on memory or stopping to type.

Short answer, nothing. It's your to-do list, so we treat it like your to-do list. We don't sell it, we don't mine it for advertising, and we don't hand it to third parties. Your tasks are stored so you can access them across your devices, and that's the extent of it.