Built for people who give up on to-do lists.
Drag between lanes as priorities shift.
Front and center. Knock them out and feel the momentum build.
Tomorrow's priorities, captured today. Your next move is already waiting.
Ideas and future plans. Drag them up when the time comes.
No bloat. No learning curve. Just what matters.
One click to open, one click to close. No dock icon, no window clutter.
Work, Personal, Home, Habits and more. Turn on up to four, each with its own lanes.
Reprioritize in a heartbeat. Drag tasks between Now, Nxt, and Ltr.
Summon TodoNxt from any app with a keyboard shortcut. Always one keystroke away.
Always on the latest version. Updates install in the background.
No accounts. No cloud. No analytics. All data stays on your Mac.
Pay once, own it forever. No subscriptions, no in-app purchases.
Instant download · Secure payment via Stripe
Yes, TodoNxt is a universal binary — runs natively on all modern Macs.
You're taken straight to the download page. No account, no email confirmation — just your app.
Open the downloaded .dmg, then drag TodoNxt to your Applications folder. On first launch, macOS may block it since it's distributed outside the App Store — go to System Settings › Privacy & Security, scroll down, and click Open Anyway. After that, it opens normally every time.
No trial, but at €2.99 it's risk-free. That's less than a coffee.
No sync by design. Your tasks stay private on your Mac — no cloud, no servers.
TodoNxt requires macOS 13 Ventura or later. It runs on both Intel and Apple Silicon Macs.
Yes. TodoNxt checks for updates in the background and installs them for you, so you always have the latest version.
Ideas behind Now, Nxt and Ltr, and how to make a to-do list stick.
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