Use case · no caps
Unlimited tasks. Unlimited projects. Reminders, recurring tasks, and natural-language dates — no caps on any of it. Synced across web, iPhone, and Android. Try it free for 7 days — credit card required.
Web · iPhone · Android · 7-day free trial · then $9.99/mo or $399 lifetime
Most “free” task apps aren't really free — they're trials with a wall. You start adding tasks, build a few projects, and then you hit it: a five-project cap, a ninety-nine-tasks-per-list ceiling, reminders locked behind Pro, or a sync limit that pushes you to subscribe the moment the app actually becomes useful. If you've gone looking for a free task manager with no limits, you've probably already met one of those walls.
Todoing.ly is built the opposite way. The deliberate product decision — written into our internal spec — is that tasks are not a scarce resource you ration. A to-do app that makes you delete old tasks to stay under a cap is a worse to-do app. So there are no caps at all, and you can try the whole thing free for 7 days before deciding.
Concretely, you get:
Unlimited tasks
No per-list cap, no monthly quota, no archiving to stay under a number.
Unlimited projects
Organize however you want — no five-project wall.
Unlimited notes
Add notes to any task, no count limit.
Recurring tasks
Daily, weekly, monthly, or custom.
Reminders and notifications
No caps and no surprises — they just work.
Natural-language date entry
Type “tomorrow 4pm” or “every Monday” and it parses.
Inbox, Today, and Calendar views
The views you actually use to plan a day.
Real-time sync across web, iPhone, and Android
Your list is the same everywhere.
Themes, app icons, contributor links
Nine themes, palette-matched icons, contributor links (let someone drop a task into your inbox without an account), an activity feed, and streak tracking.
That's not a teaser. That's the product. The capability matrix is the contract — none of the above is a limited-time hook.
One purchase covers the whole app. There's no “basic vs Pro” split where the features you actually use sit behind a wall: unlimited task count, unlimited projects, reminders, recurring tasks, real-time sync, and the date parser are all just part of Todoing.ly.
That includes shared projects (collaborating on a list with someone else), every theme, and every palette-matched app icon. The shared-projects collaboration experience is still being polished — we describe it as “collaborate on a project with someone,” not a full team-collaboration suite.
So you know exactly what you're getting: Todoing.ly is a young app from a small studio. It is not Todoist or TickTick with fifteen years of features, integrations, and power-user depth. If you want deep filters, an API, calendar integrations, or an enormous plugin ecosystem, those apps have more — and they're well worth their price for the people who need that. Todoing.ly is the choice when you want a clean, complete task manager that syncs everywhere and doesn't nickel-and-dime you with caps on the fundamentals — try it free for 7 days and see.
Start with a 7-day free trial — the complete app, no caps, credit card required. After that it's $9.99/mo or $95.99/yr, with a one-time $399 lifetime option (which also unlocks 9 other Bravely utilities) if you'd rather not subscribe. The live price is shown in-app and on the Todoing.ly page.
Open it on web, iPhone, or Android. Unlimited tasks and projects, synced. 7-day free trial, then $9.99/mo or a $399 lifetime.
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