Minimal todo for iPhone

One list.
Nothing else.

Write a task. Check it off. Keep the important ones visible on your Home or Lock Screen. Archive the rest.

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Pick up the parcel
Send the document
Call mom
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The whole workflow

Write.
Check.
Move on.

01

Write.

Open OneTask and type. No folders, setup, priorities or productivity system.

02

Check.

A checkbox on the left. That is all you need to mark something done.

03

Archive.

Move finished tasks out of sight while keeping them available when you need them.

Home Screen

Keep only what matters.

Pin a task and it appears in your OneTask widget. Unpin it and it disappears. Your main list stays your source of truth.

OneTask
Pick up the parcel
Buy groceries
Call mom
Monday, August 17
9:41
Pick up the parcel
Pick up the parcelDone

Lock Screen

The next thing stays close.

Pinned tasks can stay visible from the Lock Screen through the OneTask widget and a local Live Activity, without uploading your task list to a server.

Archives

Done means out of the way.

Archive completed tasks to keep the main screen empty. Restore them later, or delete them permanently.

Archives
Send the document
Book dentist
Return package

Local task data

Your tasks stay on your iPhone.

No OneTask account. No task cloud. The iPhone app and its widgets share task data locally on your device.

No account
No task cloud
No ads

What comes next

Want OneTask on Web or Android?

Choose the version you want. The waitlist stores your email, selected platform and signup time—never your task list.

Join the waitlist.

One email is stored only once on the OneTask waitlist.

Your waitlist email is separate from your iPhone task data.

OneTask for iPhone

Less app.
More done.

Coming to the App Store.

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