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Do-Confirm Satisfying repeating checklists that let your mind rest.

Your head is not a checklist.

You already know what to do. The magic isn't in the information. It's that you stop carrying it around: the stress goes, your mind is free, and you never miss a beat.

Why Do-Confirm

Even the best forget.

In The Checklist Manifesto, surgeon Atul Gawande shows that even the best pilots and doctors miss simple steps. Nobody remembers everything, every time.

So they pause and check.

Do the job the way you know how. Then stop, and run down a short list to confirm nothing was missed. When hospitals tried it, deaths after surgery fell by almost half.

Do, then confirm.

That is where the name comes from. Write your steps once, run them every time, and let the list remember. Your mind gets to rest.

  • Buy once, keep it forever
  • No sign-up, no account
  • Kept on your devices and in your own iCloud

How it works

  • Back to zero

    Every list is kept. Run it, and it clears back to zero, ready for next time.

  • In the order of your day

    The lists you keep at hand wait on Home by the time you run them. Morning first, nothing jumping around.

  • A shelf of binders

    Recipes, travel, the house. Everything else waits on the shelf, in binders of coloured paper.

  • Challenge and response

    Items read like a flight deck card. Flaps, set.

  • Paste any list

    Bullets, numbers and checkboxes are stripped for you.

  • Sections

    Group steps inside one list, like a trip or a recipe.

  • Check from the Lock Screen

    Tick items off in the Dynamic Island without opening the app.

  • Widgets, reminders and Siri

    Your lists where and when you need them.

  • Run history

    See when a list was last run, and which items keep getting skipped.

  • iPhone and iPad

    Your lists sync through your own iCloud, in your own language. No account of ours.

What it is not

Not a to-do app. No due dates, priorities, tags, projects or teams. No streaks to protect and no badges to earn.

Not an instruction manual or a how-to guide either. A list holds only the few steps you already know, so you never have to remember them.