Get vs WhenWhereWhatTodo

Get Done is a simple, beautiful, and intuitive to-do app designed to help you stay organized without the clutter. Create tasks in seconds, organize them into folders, add notes or priorities, and keep track of everything that matters, all in a clean, modern interface. Whether you’re planning a shopping trip, managing work tasks, or organizing daily routines, Get Done makes it effortless. Key Features • Quick task creation - Add tasks instantly with a clean and simple input flow • Smart priority levels - Set Low/Medium/High priority to stay focused • Folders for organization - Group tasks into categories like Work, Shopping, Travel, etc. • Notes & details - Add context, reminders, and emoji to bring tasks to life • Swipe actions - Complete or delete tasks with satisfying gestures • Archive - Restore completed tasks anytime so nothing is ever lost • Light & Dark Mode - Beautiful design that adapts to your environment • Minimal, fast & intuitive - No noise, no ads, no complexity Get Done is thoughtfully crafted to help you stay on track with simplicity and speed, perfect for users who want a polished, everyday productivity tool that “just works.”

WhenWhereWhat organizes tasks around when, where, and what you can actually do. Instead of showing every task at once, it separates what is available now, what is waiting on time or place, what needs planning, and what is scheduled. The app helps you focus on tasks that fit your current context. Key features - A Now screen for tasks available at the current time and place - Separate start dates and due dates for realistic planning - Place contexts such as home, work, online, and anywhere - Local arrival notifications for place-based tasks - Planning views for inbox, upcoming, today, and overdue tasks - Calendar view that combines events and dated tasks - First-run presets for work, study, and daily life - Manual location context fallback when location permission is denied WhenWhereWhat stores tasks on device without a server account. Location, calendar, reminder, and notification permissions are used only for features the user enables.