Wattdo: Energy-Based To-Do

It was 2 PM on a Tuesday, and the to-do list was winning. Not because the tasks were hard. Some were just "reply to that email" or "water the plants." But that day, even small things felt heavy. The whole list sat there like an accusation: look at everything you're not doing. So nothing got done. Not because of laziness. Because the list didn't know — couldn't know — that today was a one-bolt day. That's why Wattdo exists. Every morning, you tell Wattdo one thing: how much energy you have right now. High, medium, or low. That's it. One honest tap. Then something quiet happens. Your list reshapes itself around the truth of your day. On a three-bolt morning, you'll see everything — the deep work, the big calls, the heavy lifts. On a one-bolt afternoon, those disappear. What's left are the things you can actually do. The small wins that still count. No guilt. No staring at tasks you can't face today. Just a list that finally understands that you're a person, not a machine. We built Wattdo around a simple idea borrowed from Spoon Theory: your energy is finite, it changes daily, and a good day isn't about doing the most — it's about doing what fits. Some days that's conquering your inbox. Some days it's just remembering to drink water. Both are real accomplishments. Here's what makes Wattdo different: - ONE TAP ENERGY CHECK — Set your energy level each morning. Your task list adapts instantly. - LIGHTNING BOLT SYSTEM — Every task gets an energy cost: one bolt (light), two bolts (moderate), or three bolts (heavy). You decide what's heavy for you. - SMART HIDING — Low energy? Heavy tasks quietly step aside. They're not gone — just waiting for a better day. - HOME SCREEN WIDGET — Check your energy and complete tasks without even opening the app. - HEALTH KIT INTEGRATION — Slept poorly? Wattdo can suggest your energy level based on last night's sleep data. The problem with every other to-do app is that they assume today is a good day. Wattdo is the first to-do list honest enough to ask: "But what if it isn't?" Rest is productive. Small wins compound. And you are doing enough.