Made by one person, not a committee

A to-do list that helps you actually start.

Write down what's on your mind. Turn each task into one small, doable next step. Then get on with it.

A to-do list tells you what to do. Tad helps you start.

Spaces
3 open

Sort out my finances

Build a website

Get fit

The overwhelming task

Build my website

The next tiny step

Write the first paragraph.

A lot easier to start, isn't it?

SOUND FAMILIAR?

Great at making to-do lists. Less great at doing them?

  • You keep putting off the same tasks.
  • Some things feel too big to know where to start.
  • You end up organising your list instead of getting things done.

Tad helps you get past the starting bit.

Big things start small.

1

Write it down

That thing you've been putting off? Get it out of your head and onto your list.

2

Make it smaller

Turn a big, vague task into one small action you can actually do.

3

Do that bit

Start with the next step. You don't have to tackle everything at once.

Your work stuff doesn't need to live with your life stuff.

Keep separate lists for work, home, side projects or whatever else is on your mind. Switch between them whenever you need to.

Spaces

  • Work
  • Personal
  • Side projects

What we hope you'll say about Tad.

We're just getting started. Here's the kind of difference we're hoping Tad will make.

Illustrative example
I've had things sitting on my to-do list for weeks. Breaking them down into one tiny next step makes them feel so much easier to start.
Illustrative example
Most productivity apps make me feel like I've got another thing to manage. This feels like the opposite.
Illustrative example
I love being able to keep work, personal stuff and side projects separate without having to learn a complicated system.
Matt, the founder of TadHi 👋

A note from the founder

Hi, I'm Matt.

I'm great at writing to-do lists. Getting through them? Not so much.

I've tried plenty of productivity apps, but often found myself spending more time organising my tasks than actually doing them.

And some things would sit on my list for weeks. Not because they were particularly difficult, but because I hadn't worked out where to start.

That's why I built Tad.

It's a simple idea: don't just write down what you need to do. Write down the smallest possible next step, too.

'Sort out finances' becomes 'Find last month's bank statement.'

It takes the pressure off having to tackle the whole thing at once.

No complicated systems. No productivity obsession. Just a little help getting started.

Hopefully it helps you get started, too.

– Matt

One simple plan.

Founding priceFirst 25 customers

£9.99for your first year

Then £19.99/year. Cancel anytime.

  • Unlimited tasks and Spaces
  • A next step for every task
  • Suggestions when you feel stuck
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