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Repeating tasks by voice ("every Monday"). Swipe a task: right to finish, left for tomorrow. Home-screen widget and a Speak shortcut. Reminders with Done, +15 min and Tomorrow. "Start fresh" for overdue tasks, a "day closed" moment, haptics and sounds.
Voice to-do list for ADHD: speak, AI sorts tasks. Eisenhower matrix. No ads.
📝 ADHD brain dump by voice: say everything on your mind in one sentence and Tudu turns it into sorted tasks, reminders and notes. Tudu is a voice to-do list and task manager you fill by talking. Say "buy milk and call mom tomorrow at six" and the app splits that into two tasks, sets the date, time and urgency, and files them into the right lists. No forms, no dropdowns, no tagging. 🎙️ Voice tasks: empty your head in one go Speak the way you think — one sentence, as many tasks as you like at once. The parser finds the date, the duration and the urgency by itself. Ideas and reference notes go to a searchable memory instead of cluttering your list. 🔒 Only text reaches our server Android's speech recognition does the listening: on the device when an offline language pack is installed, otherwise through Google's recognition service. We never receive audio — only the recognized text is sent to our server, where a third-party AI language model splits it into tasks. Your list and tag names and your time zone go with it, so tasks land in the right place at the right time. 🧭 Three planning methods, one database Switch with a single tap, nothing is lost or rewritten: • GTD — tasks, calendar, projects, someday • FVP — exactly three tasks a day, the app refuses a fourth • Eisenhower matrix — urgent, important, small stuff and the rest, sorted automatically 🧠 An ADHD planner that sets its own limits A hard daily limit instead of an endless backlog. The "where do I start" button shows you one task and asks if you are ready for it; if not, it shows the next one. You always choose between two, never between forty. Made for executive function, not for productivity theater. 🔔 Reminders that actually fire Reminders are checked against your task list: a finished task stays quiet, a moved task reminds you at its new time. Allow exact alarms and they arrive right on the minute. 📊 Stats without streaks Daily and weekly load, what you get stuck on, which tasks you finish. No streaks, ever: skipping something for a reason is not a failure. 📵 No ads, no account, no sign-up No advertising at all. No registration. Your data stays on the device and exports to CSV or Markdown whenever you want. Lists, calendar and reminders work offline. Anything you type without a connection waits in a queue and is sorted once you are back online; to dictate offline too, download the offline voice pack. 🗂️ Also inside • Boards for work, home and study — each with its own method • Calendar: a week strip and a full month, projects with sub-steps • Notes and ideas with search, trash with restore, light and dark themes 👥 Who Tudu is for Adults with ADHD who want an ADHD planner, an AI to-do list and a place to brain dump. Students juggling classes and a part-time job. Freelancers with no manager to set priorities. Parents mixing home and work tasks. 🚀 Get started in a minute Say your first sentence and this voice task manager sorts it into a date and a list. Pick how to run it: a simple list, GTD, FVP, or the urgent important matrix (the Eisenhower matrix). Switch any time; nothing is lost. ❓ Frequently asked questions What is a brain dump, and how does Tudu handle it? You say everything on your mind in one go. Tudu splits it into tasks with dates and reminders and keeps ideas as notes, so you never sort anything by hand. Is this an ADHD planner or a plain list app? Both: run a plain to-do list, or switch to GTD, FVP or the Eisenhower matrix once you need more structure. Is it an AI to-do list? Yes: a third-party AI language model turns the text you dictated into tasks (see "Only text reaches our server"). Is executive function support built in? Yes: voice capture, the daily limit and the urgent important matrix all exist to cut executive function load. Need an ADHD diagnosis to use it? No, it works either way. Do I need the internet for this voice to-do list? Only to turn speech into tasks; lists, calendar and reminders work offline.