Stuff doesn't do itself.
Duolisto is a shared to-do list for exactly two of you. A couple, two roommates, you and whoever you share a kitchen with. Add something, put a name on it, tick it off.
Start straight away. There is no account to make and nothing to set up. When you are ready, invite the other person and the same shared list turns up on both phones.
WHAT YOU CAN DO
Add a task in a couple of seconds. Give it to either of you, or leave it open for whoever gets there first. Swipe to finish it. Swipe again if you were wrong. Filter the shared list down to your side when you want to know what is actually on you. Finished chores move to a quiet Done view instead of disappearing.
WHO IT IS FOR
Couples who are tired of texting each other chores. Roommates splitting the household jobs. Anyone who has tried to run a two person life out of a group chat and a note app.
It handles the ordinary things. The shopping, feeding the cat, ringing the landlord, the grocery run, whose turn it is to do the bins.
WHAT IT DOES NOT DO
No projects. No priorities. No due dates. No reminders. No comments. No streaks or productivity scores. No ads. No subscription.
Most shared to-do list apps grow into project management. This one will not. It is a list for two people and it stays a list for two people.
One list. Two people. Nothing to manage.
One shared to-do list for two. Chores, groceries, who does what.