The to-do list that closes itself.
You add tasks the way you always have. The ones software can finish come back drafted, scheduled or researched — waiting on one tap instead of an afternoon.
email Sam about the deposit refund
Summarize the thread with the landlord
Auto- Approve & send
Send the invoice to Acme
Approve Call the dentist
Manual
How it works
You add tasks.
Some come back done.
You approve.
What can it do without you?
Anyone letting software touch their email asks that within thirty seconds. Here’s the answer, upfront: every task is built to land in one of three lanes.
Low-risk and reversible — reading, drafting, researching. Meant to run without asking, with the result waiting for a glance.
- Summarize the thread with the landlord
- Draft a reply to Dana declining
- Find three times next week to meet
Outbound or irreversible — sending, booking, anything that leaves the building. Nothing here fires without an explicit tap.
- Send the invoice to Acme
- Book the 30-minute call with Sam
- Reply-all confirming Friday
Not software-doable. Stays an ordinary to-do — a checkbox, same as it’s always been.
- Call the dentist
- Sign the lease
- Buy milk
The daily loop
Two check-ins bookend the day. This is the ritual Super Todo is being built around — not something in the app yet.
Morning brief
- What ran overnight, ready for approval
- What today’s calendar implies
- What’s genuinely yours to do
Evening digest
- Done by you, and done by the agent
- What’s stuck, and why
- What needs you tomorrow
The plumbing
Before anything closes itself, it has to be a to-do app you can actually live in. This part is shipped, today.
One line, fully parsed
Type “email Sam tomorrow 3pm #work p1” and hit enter. It becomes a task due tomorrow at 3, filed under Work, flagged High — parsed the instant you type it, not sent anywhere first.
Recurrence
Type “pay rent on the 1st” or “every Monday” once. Finish it and the next occurrence is already on the list.
Real search
Postgres full-text search over every task’s title and the exact line you typed to create it — an index, not a substring match.
Four views, no clutter
Today, Upcoming, Overdue, and Done. Each one a plain filtered list — nothing to configure to see it.
A keyboard layer
c to capture, j and k to move through the list, x to complete, Esc to back out. Press ? any time for the full list.
Pricing
Free is real today. Pro and Power arrive with the agent, at prices we haven’t settled — the numbers below are the band we’re aiming at, not a commitment.
Free
$0
The best free to-do app, period.
- Unlimited projects, tags, dates, priorities, recurrence
- Full-text search, all four views
- No trial clock — this tier doesn’t expire
Pro
$15–20/mo
The small stuff gets done. You approve it.
- Full calendar read + suggestions
- A generous monthly cap of agent actions
- Daily evening digest
Power
$40+/mo
It earns the right to stop asking.
- Higher cap, plus overage
- Earned autonomy per action type
- Custom integrations