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Finish work.
Feel finished.

The day is finished when you close it, not when you run out of work.

A clear stopping point for days that would otherwise trail off.

Five quiet minutes to put work down without worrying you have forgotten something.

Benefits

Leave work at work.

A ritual that signals to your mind: the day is done.

Know what can wait.

Manage unfinished work without letting it steal your evening.

Make stopping a habit.

Five minutes a day builds a boundary that lasts all evening.

A small ritual between work and everything else.

1
Capture what is unfinished.

Take five quiet minutes to put work down without worrying you have forgotten something.

2
Decide what belongs tomorrow.

Know what can wait. Capture unfinished work without letting it steal your evening.

3
Finish your shutdown and step away.

Give your day a proper ending — and your evening a chance to begin.

This is not another to-do list.

You probably already have a system for managing tasks. Done For Today is different: it helps you close the day cleanly, without creating another place to manage your work.

Relaxing rarely happens by accident.

A proper ending makes it easier to actually leave work alone for the rest of the evening.

Early access is limited.

Registration is currently limited and access is being granted gradually. We invite you to join the waitlist for early access to Done For Today.

Common Questions

When will Done For Today launch?

Private beta access is being granted gradually to selected waitlist members. We are opening the experience thoughtfully to ensure it meets your needs before a wider release.

How is this different from other apps?

Done For Today isn’t about doing more—it’s about finishing well. It’s designed for the end of your day, not the beginning. We focus on the ritual of closure, not the dashboard of productivity.

Will there be a cost?

Pricing details will be shared closer to launch. We believe in a thoughtful approach to access, ensuring that the value of a proper ending is accessible to everyone.

Your work can wait until tomorrow.

Give your day a proper ending — and your evening a chance to begin.

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