Recurring tasks and reminders that actually work — and stay free.
Most "daily planners" make you pay to repeat a task daily. TaskBeGone doesn't. Set a task to repeat however you need — daily, weekly, whatever — with reminders that fire on time, and never hit a paywall for it. That's the whole idea: the basics that get you through the day are free.
Built for ADHD brains, by a small studio that got tired of task apps charging for the one thing they were supposed to do.
WHAT'S FREE, FOREVER — no account, no trial
Repeating tasks & reminders Daily, weekly, custom — set it once and it comes back, with reminders that actually go off. Never paywalled. This is the point of the app.
Brain dump Voice or text — get every loose thought out of your head fast. Don't organise, don't prioritise. Just dump it, unlimited.
Visual timeline See your day laid out instead of scrolling an endless list. Your brain processes the shape of a day better than a wall of text.
Focus mode A simple timer for the one thing you're doing now, and nothing else on screen.
Daily check-in A low-pressure mood check-in — no streak to lose, no guilt. Just a note to yourself about how the day went.
Step breakdowns (5 a day) Stuck on something big? Break "clean the house" into steps you can actually start. Fully editable — change the steps, change the order, tick them off one at a time. Five a day on the house.
Plus a home-screen widget and dark mode.
UNLOCK ($9.99 — one-time, no subscription)
For people who live in the app:
Cloud sync across your devices — your tasks, routines and history on every device, always in step. Optional: sign in only if you want it, and everything works fully without an account.
Type it how you say it — "gym every tuesday 7am" becomes a repeating task with a reminder. (English input.)
Your whole history and journal — free keeps the last 7 days so nothing you finish disappears; the unlock keeps all of it, and lets you export the lot.
Unlimited step breakdowns — past the 5-a-day free allowance.
One-time, no subscription, no trial. You're never forced to log in — the app works without an account, and sync is there if you want it. Pay once if it earns it.
Built by Lifestyle App Studios. Less deciding, more doing.
Recurring tasks & reminders that work — free. The ADHD planner that repeats.