NotiTodo
now
Call the landlord about the boiler
Before six — he leaves at six.
DONELATEREDIT
Android · v1.1
A todo list that lives
where you already look.
Every task pins itself to your notification shade. DONE, LATER and EDIT are right there — no app to open.
- No account
- Works offline
- No trackers
0accounts to make
1local SQLite file
539quotes, offline
3ways to add, app closed
How it works
Three taps, and it stops being yours to remember.
A todo list only works if you see it. So the shade is the app.
-
01
Write it down
Tap and type. Colour, note and priority are optional.
-
02
It pins itself
Lands in the tray as an ongoing notification. Not swipeable, not buried.
-
03
Act from the shade
DONE archives it. LATER defers an hour. EDIT opens it.
Inside
And when you do open it, it's calm.
Seven colours to group by eye. Nothing bounces, nothing shouts.
- Swipe to complete or delete, with undo
- Priority that changes what you see first
- Coming-up group for anything deferred
- Follows your system light or dark theme
Features
Small app. Opinionated about all of it.
None of them make a sound.
Pinned tasks
Ongoing and non-swipeable, on a silent channel. A full tray is never an interruption.
Reminders
The task leaves the tray and comes back on its own.
Repeats
Every finished occurrence is filed, so you build a history instead of recycling one row.
Priority
A visibility control, not a label. High floats up, low sinks.
Swipe to act
Right completes, left deletes. Five seconds to undo either.
Archive
Grouped by day and searchable. Add again puts a task back, record intact.
Colour coding
Seven swatches to group by eye — each one named, so a screen reader gets more than “circle”.
Light and dark
Warm paper by day, warm ink by night. Never a blue-grey slab.
A quote, on your schedule
539 lines from 177 people worth quoting.
One arrives every n hours, days or weeks — a morning, unless you say otherwise. All of it offline.
- One switch turns it off
- Pins, or swipes away
- Send one now, to see it
“It always seems impossible until it's done.”
Without opening the app
Three doors straight to the composer.
Each one opens a sheet over whatever was on screen, and closes back to it.
Home-screen widget
A 2×1 tile with a live count. Tap it, type, done.
Quick Settings tile
In the shade, next to Wi-Fi and the torch.
Launcher shortcut
Long-press the icon, hit Quick Add.
Offline by design
Your list never leaves your phone.
One local SQLite file. The only call the app ever makes is an optional one, to widen the quote pool.
Download the APK- 0 accounts
- 0 trackers
- 0 ads
- 1 file on device
FAQ
The reasonable questions.
Will a tray full of tasks drive me mad?
Tasks post to a dedicated low-importance channel with sound and vibration off. A permanently-populated shade is the intended state, so it must not be an interruption.
Is it on the Play Store?
Not yet — grab the APK directly. Android will ask you to allow installs from your browser the first time.
Is there an iPhone version?
No. The app is built on ongoing notifications and their action buttons, which iOS doesn't offer in this form — Android-only on purpose.
Do I need an account or a connection?
Neither. Everything lives in one SQLite file on the device, and every feature behaves identically with the network off.
What about the battery?
There's no polling loop behind a posted notification. Reminders and repeats use the system scheduler rather than keeping the app awake.
Can I turn off the buttons I don't use?
DONE and EDIT can each be switched off. LATER stays — it's what keeps the notification actionable at all.