ListJoy

Everything out of your head, nothing out of place

ListJoy is built around one quiet idea: putting a thought down should take a second, and trusting it's handled should be automatic. Here's how it keeps your mind clear.

Empty your head at the speed of thought

New thoughts land in your Inbox the instant you type them, so nothing gets a chance to weigh on you. Write the way you'd say it — “book dentist for next Friday” — and ListJoy spots the date, sets it, and moves on. No forms, no fields, no friction.

  • Dates read straight from your sentence — “tomorrow”, “in 5 days”, “next Friday”
  • Add a #label as you type to tag things on the fly
  • Undo anything with one key — nothing is ever truly lost

A morning view that asks nothing extra of you

Today shows what's due now and what's overdue, grouped so you can see the difference at a glance. The Inbox quietly holds what's waiting to be sorted, so triage is a calm minute over coffee — not an hour of dread.

  • Overdue and due-today items, clearly separated
  • Inbox badge shows exactly how much is waiting
  • Park “someday” ideas in the backlog with a single key

Heavy jobs, broken into small, calm steps

Big things are made of small things. Nest tasks inside tasks, fold away the branches you're not working on, and keep longer notes right beside the work they belong to — headings, checklists, links and all.

  • Nest as deep as the job needs, collapse the rest
  • Rich notes with headings, lists, checkboxes and links
  • Reorder and reorganise without ever losing your place

Find anything without going looking

Some things belong in two places at once. Labels let you slice your lists any way you like — #errands across every project, #waiting for what's stuck, #family for life outside work — so nothing hides from you.

  • One item, as many labels as you need
  • Every label is a ready-made filtered view
  • Autocomplete keeps your labels tidy

Proof you did enough

Everything you finish lands in a running timeline of done. On the days it feels like you got nowhere, the log gently disagrees — and that's a quieter kind of reassurance than any streak.

  • A day-by-day record of everything completed
  • Milestones alongside the small wins
  • Quiet motivation, no streaks or guilt trips

Feel the quiet for yourself

The fastest way to understand ListJoy is to hand it a messy, overloaded week and watch your head empty out.