Done vs Meno

Done is for the part of your brain that keeps moving the finish line. Most productivity apps help you start. Done helps you finish. Before you begin, define exactly what “done” means with clear, checkable criteria. During your work session, stay focused on one task. When you stop, close the loop with a wrap-up note that captures: - what is true now - the next concrete action - what can safely wait Done is built for ADHD and AuDHD brains, and useful for anyone who wants cleaner stopping points, lower task-switching stress, and better restarts. ### What you get - One-task-at-a-time sessions - Define-done checklist before work starts - Wrap-up ritual to reduce mental carryover - Reusable templates for common task closures - Session history for quick context recovery ### Done+ (one-time unlock) - AI-assisted done criteria (on supported devices) - AI-assisted wrap-up note suggestions - Expanded formatting and unlimited history No subscriptions. No account required. No tracking. Your session data stays on your device.

Meno is a simple planner that brings your calendar, to-dos, and notes together in one place. Check your schedule. Organize your tasks. Save your thoughts. With just the essentials, Meno helps you organize your day at your own pace. 【Calendar】 Keep track of your schedule with an easy-to-read calendar. Holiday support is included, and you can choose which country's holidays to display. 【To-Do】 Organize your tasks into a list and check them off as you complete them. Weekly recurring tasks are also supported, making it easy to manage things you need to do regularly. 【Notes】 Quickly save ideas, thoughts, and anything else you want to remember. Pin important notes to keep them organized and easy to find. 【Features】 • Simple and intuitive interface with no complicated setup • Available in Japanese and English • Dark mode support • Protect your privacy by locking the app with biometric authentication • Works offline • No account required — start using Meno right away Tired of overly complicated productivity tools? Keep what you need, when you need it. Simple, organized, and at your own pace. Plan. To-Do. Notes. At your own pace.