Closed List

A to-do app with a bottom

Your to-do list
needs a bottom.

The list gets longer.
The day doesn’t.

Capture anything on Open. Choose up to ten things, close the list, and let it shrink as you finish.

See how the list closes

App preview · In development for iPhone

Choosing a closed list: a 7 of 10 count, seven chosen tasks with First pinned to one of them, Add a task, two empty places, and a Close the list button.
Seven chosen.
Then close it.App preview · sample tasks

Ten is
a ceiling.

You don’t have to fill it.

Choose between one and ten.
Take on what you mean to do. Empty places can stay empty.
Then tap “Close the list.”
That selection holds across days and relaunches. Tomorrow doesn’t reset it.
Full list, still choosing? Trade.
Pick the task that leaves. Return it to Open for “not now,” or let it go.

Once the list is closed

Finish a task.
Keep the space.

A closed list doesn’t refill itself.

Complete a task, return it to Open, or let it go: the row stays where it was, marked with what you chose. Nothing slides up behind it, and nothing new is offered.

When you do mean to choose again, tap Revise. The selection opens, every unfinished task stays, and you pick the next set on purpose.

A closed list reading 2 remaining: three resolved rows marked Completed, Returned to Open and Let go, two tasks still to do, and a Revise button.
Two left. No refill.App preview · sample tasks

Capture without committing

Write it down.
Decide later.

An idea is allowed to be just an idea.

Save it on Open, from another app’s share sheet, from Siri or Shortcuts, from the Action button, or from the Control Center and Lock Screen button. Every capture lands on Open, takes no place on your closed list, and makes no promise.

Committing is a separate step, and it happens while you’re choosing. That’s when “could do” becomes “will do.”

Open

What you might do.

Closed list

What you’re taking on.

The Open screen: a Capture anything field with Save, a search field, and six saved possibilities under the note “Saved here. Not promised.”
Saved here. Not promised.App preview · sample tasks

Enough for today

Your list isn’t empty.
Your day can still
be over.

You can stop with tasks left.

Tap “Enough for today” at any count. Your unfinished tasks and your closed selection stay exactly as they are. You can still read the list and capture a new thought on Open.

Continuing that day takes an explicit Resume. Opening the app doesn’t quietly start another work session. A new day begins at 4 a.m., or at whatever hour you set in Settings.

The Enough screen: “Seven tasks stay on your list. They can wait,” a Resume button, two tasks marked done today, and a link to History.
The tasks stay. The work can wait.App preview · sample tasks

Closed List

A place for everything.
A limit on what
you take on.

Start small. Leave a little room.

The unlock
Free to download. One non-consumable purchase admits new commitments. Finishing, returning to Open, letting go, Undo, Enough, History and export never ask for it. No subscription and no trial.
Your data
No account, no advertising, no tracking. Your tasks start on your iPhone, and optional sync through your own iCloud account is off until you turn it on. The purchase is processed by RevenueCat, which never receives anything you write. Privacy Policy
Availability
In development for iPhone, in portrait, on iOS 26 or later. Not on the App Store yet.
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