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YUYA SATO · Productivity · View on the App Store

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The developer's US App Store description, in full.

Overdue to-dos turn into roaches. In your room. On your phone. You have tried to-do apps before. You added everything, ignored most of it, and deleted the app a week later. Waku Todo makes ignoring a task cost you something you can actually see: miss a due date, and a roach moves into your room. Finish the to-do, and the roach is gone. Clear them all, and the room is spotless again. HOW IT WORKS 1. Add a to-do 2. Pick a due date (or skip it) 3. Tap it when it is done WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU PUT THINGS OFF - Every overdue to-do puts one roach in your room - The floor shows up to 10 roaches. Past that, it just says Infested - Completing a to-do clears one roach on the spot - Nothing overdue means a spotless room STILL A REAL TO-DO LIST - Due dates: today, tomorrow, in a week, or picked from the calendar. No due date is fine too - Repeat daily, weekly or monthly - Star the ones that matter - Notes - Filter by all, overdue or completed - Undo a completion right away - English and Japanese, matched to your device language MADE FOR PEOPLE WHO - Keep deleting to-do apps after a week - Know the deadline and still put it off - Want a nudge that is funny instead of stressful - Are tired of apps with a hundred features NO STRINGS ATTACHED - No account and no email. Nothing to sign up for - Everything stays on your device. Nothing is sent anywhere - No ads and no tracking - No in-app purchases. Every feature is free - The app requests no permissions at all: no camera, no location, no notifications BEFORE YOU DOWNLOAD - There are no push notifications or reminders. You open the app to check - iPhone only Roaches move in when you put things off. They leave when you get things done.

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