(nothing) To Do

(nothing) To Do

Focus on What Matters Most

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2 reviews
#199 in paid Productivity
🔧 Utilities
📊 Productivity
$3.99

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This app helps you organize tasks using the Eisenhower Decision Matrix, sorting them into 'Do,' 'Schedule,' 'Delegate,' and 'Delete' categories. It offers smart prioritization, a minimalist design, and syncs across devices. Focus on what truly matters and reduce overwhelm.

Eisenhower Decision Matrix prioritization
Four-quadrant task view
Minimalist design
Apple Watch support
iCloud sync
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What's New in (nothing) To Do

1.3.2

May 25, 2026

Polished things under the hood for a cleaner, snappier experience

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Top Paid

📉 199-22

Productivity

This app dropped -22 positions in Productivity chart.

Last updated on September 2, 2026.

User reviews

Overall a polish version of Eisenhowers Matrix but with some bugs

This is a really decent version of Eisenhowers Matrix. The ability to sync between iPad, iPhone (and with iWatch support too) is fantastic, really useful. Overall the app was a decent price, and allows family sharing which I thought was extra bang for buck. I personally prefer the colour palette in this app too (different apps vary the colours of the quadrants / quadrangle) as I wanted grey for “delete” and red for “do/urgent”. I have experienced three bugs or pitfalls. 1. The included focus / Pomodoro timer is a great addition, however whilst there is scope to vary the background / play music, the background choice and music do not work on any version of the app (on any platform). 2. A really annoying bug that I have discovered that has repeatedly occured, if at the conclusion of the focus / Pomodoro timer I select the task was completed, this causes iCloud syncing to fail on the device. No further additions or completed task on that device will alter the data on iCloud and sync to any of the other devices you might have. 3. On the iPad app, when adding a task using the plus sign in the top righthand corner, a drop down menu appears asking which quad you want to add the new task to. No matter which one is picked (i.e. selecting “delete”), the input screen defaults to the “do” quad and needs manually changing. I hope these few aspects can be improved upon in the near future.
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希望支持中文语言

请添加中文语言,感谢🙏

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我们已更新我们的应用程序以支持中文。

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FAQ

How does (nothing) To Do help me prioritize tasks?

(nothing) To Do utilizes the Eisenhower Decision Matrix to automatically sort your tasks into four categories: Urgent & Important (DO), Important but not urgent (SCHEDULE), Urgent but not important (DELEGATE), and Neither urgent nor important (DELETE). This helps you focus on what truly matters.

What devices does (nothing) To Do support?

(nothing) To Do is available on iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch, ensuring seamless task management across your Apple ecosystem.

How often is (nothing) To Do updated?

The app was last updated on May 25, 2026, indicating active development and potential for future improvements and bug fixes.

What is the age rating for (nothing) To Do?

(nothing) To Do has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users.

Does (nothing) To Do have ads?

No, (nothing) To Do does not contain advertisements, providing an uninterrupted user experience.

Can I sync my tasks across devices with (nothing) To Do?

Yes, (nothing) To Do features iCloud sync, allowing for seamless synchronization of your tasks across all your Apple devices.

What is the price of (nothing) To Do?

(nothing) To Do is a paid application, available for purchase at $3.99.

What makes the design of (nothing) To Do stand out?

The app features a beautiful, minimal design that prioritizes your tasks over the interface itself, helping you stay focused and avoid distractions.