(nothing) To Do vs EscapeLoop

Transform chaos into clarity with the Eisenhower Matrix Finally, a todo app that helps you focus on what actually matters. (nothing) To Do uses the proven Eisenhower Decision Matrix to automatically sort your tasks into four powerful categories: DO - Urgent & Important (Crisis mode) SCHEDULE - Important but not urgent (Your future self will thank you) DELEGATE - Urgent but not important (Let others handle it) DELETE - Neither urgent nor important (Just... don't) Why you'll love it: Smart prioritization - Never wonder "what should I do next?" again Beautiful, minimal design - Focus on tasks, not the app Apple Watch support - Quick task management on your wrist iCloud sync - Seamlessly across all your devices Four-quadrant view - See your entire productivity landscape at once Stop drowning in endless todo lists. Start focusing on what moves the needle. Perfect for: - Busy professionals juggling multiple priorities - Students managing coursework and life - Anyone feeling overwhelmed by their todo list - People who want to work smarter, not harder Download (nothing) To Do and discover the power of having nothing urgent left to do.

EscapeLoop helps you break the doom-scrolling loop with calm, intentional friction. Choose the apps that pull you in, set daily tasks that matter, and create a personal “Why” page with your own motivation, photo, and reminders. When distractions are blocked, EscapeLoop gives you a mindful pause instead of a shame-based warning. Built with Apple’s Screen Time tools, EscapeLoop helps you protect your focus while keeping everything private and local to your device. Features Block distracting apps using iOS Screen Time controls Create daily or one-time tasks to finish before scrolling Add your personal “Why” for motivation Pause shields briefly when needed Track today’s focus, tasks, and unlock time Customize soft or strict focus modes Private by design, with no account required EscapeLoop is not about guilt. It is about making the better choice easier to remember. Take back five minutes, then another.