Lifeable is a to-do list app — with the rest of your life next to it.
Tasks with a day, a time if it matters, a priority and a repeat. Overdue first, then today, then the week. Reminders by email. A focus timer for one task at a time. And because the to-do list lives in the same app as your bills, birthdays and habits, the day's list already includes them.
What the to-do list does
A title, a day, a time, a priority, a repeat. Attach a person — "call Mom" knows who Mom is.
What slipped sits on top until you close it or move it. Then today. Then the week.
Anything that doesn't fit a task — on the day you choose, emailed when it's time.
One task, a timer, the rest hidden. Done closes it. Minutes count for the day and the week.
Daily, weekly, monthly — the task comes back on its own schedule.
Connect Claude or ChatGPT and say "tomorrow: gas cylinder, call the plumber" — two tasks, filed.
Why not a plain to-do app
A plain to-do app needs you to type the bill, the birthday and the gym day into the list by hand, every time. In Lifeable they already exist — in Money, in Family, in Me — and the Today page shows them with your tasks, in time order. The to-do list is lighter because it only has to hold the to-dos.
If you want a deep task manager for work projects, see Lifeable vs Todoist — we're honest about where each one is better.
On Android and the web
Get it on Google Play, or use the web app in any browser. One account, one list.
Questions
- Is the to-do list free?
- Yes. The free plan has every area, including To-do, with 500 saved items and 3 months of history.
- Can I set recurring tasks?
- Yes — daily, weekly or monthly repeats.
- Does it have subtasks or projects?
- No. Lifeable is for personal life, not projects. A task has a day, a time, a priority, a repeat and a person. Occasions (like a birthday) can carry a checklist plan.
- How do reminders arrive?
- By email, at the reminder's own day and time, plus an optional morning summary of the day.
- Can I share my list?
- Not today. Lifeable is one person's life. Sharing is on the list.