No boards. No badges. No bandwagon. Just a list and a lock screen.
Most task apps were built for teams of 40. You are one person with 14 open tabs and a knot in your stomach. reckr was made for the feeling after you write something down and finally stop thinking about it.
You've tried them all. Trello boards that became museums of abandoned ambition. Notion databases that took longer to configure than the work itself. Asana notifications that made you dread opening your phone. Each one promised organisation and delivered another inbox.
One list. No tags. No priority matrix you'll abandon by Thursday. No colour-coded labels that feel like homework. Just what needs doing and whether it's done. The oldest task sits at the top. When you finish it, the next one is already waiting.
Open reckr. Dump every task in your head. Close reckr. Come back when you're ready. Cross things off with one tap. No analytics. No streaks. No guilt. When the list is empty, you're done for the day — not "done but you could optimise more."
No sign-up wall. No credit card. No onboarding tour. Just an empty list with your name on it.
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