Quiet Done
Write it like you’d say it. Finish it the same way.
Quiet Done keeps your list in your words — stored exactly as you enter them, never reworded or reorganized. When something’s finished, say so however it comes out, and the right task closes. If someone should know, they get a short note.
Try it free — no account neededSaved exactly as you wrote it. Finished in your own words. A short note for whoever’s waiting.
Stop carrying every open loop in your head
Across a week, open loops pile up. The appointment you said you’d book. The person you meant to call back. The errand you promised to run. You’re keeping track of what’s still open and what’s done, and most of it lives in your head. Getting it out should cost nothing: no project to file it under, no date to pick, no rewriting — your words, kept.
Useful for the small things
Waiting at the pharmacy, you remember three things. Ten seconds later they’re on your list, exactly as they came to you.
You drop the car at the shop and say so. The right task closes itself.
You pick up your mom’s prescription. Your sister knows it’s handled.
Ask once. Get a clear answer.
Need something from someone else? Send a request. They get a private link with one ask: accept it, decline it, or mark it already done. Nothing to install, and nothing is added to their list unless they choose to accept. When they finish, you get a short update.
What they see. One tap to answer, and you hear back either way.
Your list stays yours, in your words. Mark things done however you’d say it, and choose who should hear about each one — including nobody. Notes go out after a short undo window. No shared system for anyone to maintain.
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