
Turn mental clutter into your three things in 30 seconds
3 & Done is a minimal task-decluttering app: you empty your head by typing (or speaking) everything on your mind one line at a time, and it picks the three things that matter most and explains why it chose them. There's no signup required to try it — the whole flow takes about 30 seconds — and if you stop partway through, an email brings you your selected items.
Everything you've been meaning to do goes in one line at a time, and 'messy is fine' — there's no need to structure or prioritize as you type.
When you're done dumping, the app chooses the three things that matter and tells you why it picked them.
You can speak your list instead of typing it ('or speak it').
The flow adapts to whatever you enter — it can bring you your one thing, both of two, all three, or choose three out of four, and there's 'always room for one more.'
If you stop partway through, an email brings you your one thing, both items, or all three depending on how far you got.
A 'show me a sample day' option lets you see how a completed day looks before entering your own items.
Your voice never leaves the browser — speech is handled locally rather than being sent to a server.
You can try the full flow without an account; typed content stays on the page unless you sign up, and it only leaves to be ranked.
Open the page and type (or speak) everything on your mind, one line at a time — messy input is expected and fine.
Hit 'choose my three' and the app ranks your items, selecting the three that matter most and explaining its reasoning.
See your three things on screen, or stop at any point and an email delivers your one thing, both, or all three.
You type or speak everything on your mind, one line at a time. When you're done, it chooses the three things that matter most and tells you why it picked them.
No. The trial flow requires no signup and takes about 30 seconds. What you type stays on the page unless you sign up — it only leaves to be ranked.
Yes, there's a 'speak it' option. Your voice never leaves the browser — the speech is handled locally.
An email brings you your results: your one thing if you entered one, both if you entered two, or all three. If you enter four or more, it chooses three and there's always room for one more.
Yes, there's a 'show me a sample day' option that displays a sample day without you entering anything.
The site doesn't state any pricing — the try page is free to use without signup, and no paid plans are mentioned.
The page doesn't mention open-source licensing or provide a source code repository.