Your to-do list is a lie.
Eighteen items. Three are yours. The rest belong to other people, other weeks, other versions of you who won't exist. Plank strips it down to what's next.
Start the trial →One list. Today's. Nothing migrates.
Write what needs doing.
Not what might need doing. Not what someone hinted might need doing. What you will finish before dinner. Twelve items maximum.
Work through it.
Plank stays out of your way. No badges, no streaks, no dopamine loops. Just the list and your judgment. Cross off or don't.
At midnight, it dissolves.
Unfinished tasks vanish deliberately. What mattered will come back. What didn't won't. 2,847 people let go with us this morning.
We built the app we needed, not the one that looks good in a demo.
One list per day.
Not a backlog. Not a kanban. Not a second brain. A single, flat list that resets every night at midnight UTC. Fourteen items is the hard ceiling. Something has to leave before something else enters.
No priorities, no tags.
If you need a priority flag, it's the wrong list. If you need a tag, you're cataloging, not doing. Position on the list is the only signal. Top matters more than bottom.
Works offline.
No cloud required. Data lives in localStorage on your device. Export as plain text anytime. We started Plank in a Portland basement in 2021 and we still respect the basement.
€4 per month.
Billed annually. No free tier. No enterprise plan. No add-ons.
Fourteen days to decide. No credit card to start. If it's not for you, export your lists and close the tab.
The whole app. Every feature. No upsell screen, no "upgrade for collaboration," no tier comparison chart with a highlighted middle column. There is no middle column.