
Doblin – To-Do List & Focus
One task. Right now.
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About
Most to-do apps are drawers. Doblin is a companion.
You don't put things off because you have nothing to do — you put them off because there's too much. So Doblin shows you one thing: the task that matters right now. Finish it, and the next one appears.
ONE TASK AT A TIME
Open the app and there's no wall of items to triage. Just what's next, chosen from due dates, priority and how long it's been waiting. Not ready for it? Skip to the next one.
CAPTURE IN A SECOND
Type "buy milk tomorrow 7pm" and Doblin sets the title and the due date for you — in your own language. Add one after another without the keyboard ever dropping.
A COMPANION THAT GROWS
Every task you finish grows your Doblin, from a little sprout to something radiant. It never shrinks. Once you've reached a stage you can keep whichever one you like best.
GENTLE, NEVER PUSHY
Streaks that forgive a missed day. Confetti when the day is clear. No leaderboards, no guilt notifications, no punishment for falling behind.
MADE FOR EVERY DAY
- Due dates, times and reminders
- Repeats: daily, weekdays, weekly, monthly
- Priority, drag to reorder, swipe to complete or delete, undo
- Home screen widget
- Light and dark
- Full VoiceOver and Dynamic Type support
PRIVATE BY DEFAULT
No account. No tracking. No ads. Your tasks stay on your device — always.
To fix crashes and see which features get used, Doblin sends anonymous
diagnostics and usage statistics. Never what you typed. Switch it off anytime
in Settings > Privacy.
English, 한국어, 日本語, 简体中文, Español.
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What's New in Doblin
1.5.1
September 15, 2026
Nothing on screen changes in this update. Doblin can now tell which of its own features actually get used. The first-run tour, checklists and reminders all shipped without any way to know, so the next thing built was going to be built on a guess. What is sent is still only the kind of action and how often — never what you wrote. Task titles, notes and dates have never left your device and still don't, the full list is spelled out in the privacy policy, and Settings › Privacy still switches all of it off in one tap.
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