Developer launches tool that ranks daily to-do lists via email
A developer released a task-management tool on Show HN that lets users dump an unstructured list of tasks by typing or speaking, after which the system selects three priority items and explains its reasoning via email. The tool processes voice input locally in the browser and only sends typed task text externally for ranking if the user signs up.
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The project reflects a broader trend of using lightweight AI-driven triage to reduce decision fatigue around daily planning, letting software decide priorities rather than the user. Its privacy framing—keeping voice data local and only sending text when ranked—suggests the creator is trying to address common concerns about cloud-based productivity tools handling sensitive personal data.
- The tool converts a messy brain-dump of tasks into three prioritized items with explanations.
- Input can be via typing or voice, with voice processing kept local to the browser.
- Typed task data is only sent externally for ranking after a user signs up.
Source: 3anddoneapp.com, 2026-10-19
Published there as: “Show HN: I built a task system to handle the drudgery so I could focus on tasks”
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