toss.it vs DiceDay

You spend more time dreading the work than actually doing it. Setting a timer feels like a chore. toss.it fixes that by turning the "start" button into a toy. HOW IT WORKS: Toss: Flick your screen to throw the 3D physics-based die. Land: It tumbles and settles on your fate (15, 25, 45 min Focus, or 5, 10 min Break). Go: The timer starts the second the die stops. No "setting time." No backing out. WHY IT'S WORTH $0.99: Physics You Can Feel: We spent way too much time perfecting the bounce, tumble, and haptic feedback. It feels real. App updates with new features Free for Life after Purchase Kill Decision Fatigue: Can't decide if you should work for 6 or 15 minutes? Let the die decide. Ad-Free, Sub-Free: A clean, beautiful tool that lives on your phone forever. No monthly "Pro" upsells. Perfect for: ADHD brains, chronic procrastinators, and anyone who needs a little dopamine to start their day. Don't overthink it. toss.it.

Too much to do, so you start nothing? That freeze is real — and it isn't a discipline problem. DiceDay takes the deciding off your plate. Pile up whatever's on your mind, and when you're stuck, roll. The die picks one small thing to start, shrunk to a two-minute first move. You just begin. No streaks. No scores. No guilt. Just a calm, playful way to get moving. HOW IT WORKS • Dump it in a pile — big, small, boring, all of it. No order, no pressure. • Roll the die — don't choose. DiceDay hands you one thing to start. • Enter the focus room — the task fills the screen in a calm, themed space. One screen, one decision. • Move along the trail — every finish carries you further through themed zones. The trail only grows. WHY A DIE? Choosing is the hard part. The die removes the starting-friction by deciding for you, so you can just begin. Starting is the win. CALM BY DESIGN No punishment, no comparison, no leaderboards. Take a day off and lose nothing. DiceDay never makes you feel behind. DICEDAY PRO (optional) Pro adds Focus Lock — once you commit to a task, see it through (or hold to give up). Free to use, with Pro to support a solo indie developer. Private by design — no account, works on your device.