Doer: Overcome Procrastination

Doer Team

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About this app

Doer is the science -based guide to overcoming procrastination. For good!

LEARN THE SKILL OF GETTING IMPORTANT THINGS DONE
Rooted in psychology, our personalized lessons help you develop strategies to overcome procrastination. You’ll gain practical knowledge you can put into action right away.

UNCOVER THE ROOT CAUSE OF YOUR PROCRASTINATION
Far more than a productivity hack. Adding your daily task unlocks deep insights about your psychology.

STOP FEARING YOUR TO-DO LIST
Achieve big goals by progressing one important task everyday. Rather than a mounting to-do list, you’ll get evidence-based guidance to get you unstuck.

CREATE MEANINGFUL AND SUSTAINABLE CHANGE
We know what doesn’t work. Motivational talks, social media blockers and new organization tools are only temporary fixes. We are in the business of long lasting change.

Ratings and reviews

I'm impressed. This app is helping me understand/feel more compassion for why I put things off. It's a slow process of a 1-minute reflection every day for weeks, and you can't go through it faster. I now see that this as a good thing. Day by day I'm noticing that anxieties around Doing the Thing are lifting. My journal entries are less heavy in tone, and I feel less blocked/more confident. This app is freeing me from old mental prisons, and I'm very grateful to you all for making it.

I don't get it. Do I have to listen to the same Lesson 1 story if how he created the app 5 times over, once a day, before I can progress to the next thing? 2 of the knobs below Lesson 1 are filled in, and I listened to the entire reflection, twice. But it still says I need to complete the circle. I said I wanted notifications, and I enabled them in my settings, but the app does nothing to create them or send them. More help!

I LIKE this app! Their methods resonate w/ me! BUT- there is MUCH room for improvement! 1) Allow us to choose SEVERAL of the (listed) reasons we are putting off a task. 2) Offer additional "outcomes" besides "Completed"- such as "Did some/most", & space to explain WHY he or she did or didn't. (RARELY will a procrastinater "instantly" succeed!) 3) A main menu 4) CHEER us for every positive action we DO take! (including completing the lessons) Doer has the potential to be GREAT! Good luck! :)