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Per-site to-do lists that keep you focused. Tasks on YouTube stay on YouTube, Figma tasks stay on Figma. One click, zero noise. Stay focused on what matters — right where you are. Tasks tied to each site, so your brain never loses the thread. If you have ADHD, switching between tabs can mean losing your train of thought entirely. Today's Tasks keeps you grounded by showing only the tasks that belong to the site you're on — nothing else, no noise. Open GitHub? See your GitHub tasks. Switch to Figma? Your Figma tasks are there. Every site gets its own list, automatically. Why it helps with ADHD — No global task pile to scroll through and feel overwhelmed by — Tasks appear in context, right when you need them — Dead simple — add a task, check it off, move on — One click away from anywhere in your browser How it works Click the extension icon on any website. Type a task and press Enter. That task lives on that site and only that site. Check it off when done, or delete it. Sign in with Google to sync your tasks silently across all your devices via Google Drive — so switching from your laptop to your desktop never breaks your flow. Sign out anytime with a single click. No data is shared or stored outside your own Google account. No sign-up required. No ads. No noise. Just the tasks you need, exactly where you need them — and optionally, on every device you use.
Mar 22, 2026
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