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A task list
you can talk to.

"Can I keep my to-do list by writing to WhatsApp, and have it in Todoist too?" Yes. Add, ask, close and move tasks in plain words.

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The short answer.

Add, ask, close and move tasks in plain words. Handled keeps the list, reminds you before the ones with a time, and mirrors everything to Todoist if you connect it. Ask what is left for today and it answers in the chat.

What happens.

The chat on the left. What it produced on the right.

Add: send the contract to Maria, due Friday
Added. Send the contract to Maria, due Friday, in Todoist too.
Close the first two, move the third to Monday
Done. Two closed, call the accountant moved to Monday. 3 left for today.
TodayHandled
Send the contract to MariaFriday · Todoist
Order filters for the ventilationToday
Book the dentistBefore 10 October · reminder 3 Oct
Call the accountantMoved to Monday

One list, kept in the chat and in Todoist. Reminders before anything with a time.

Where it fits.

Four situations people use this for every week.

In the chat.

No app. Add, ask, close, move.

In Todoist.

Same list, mirrored both ways, with projects and labels.

From a voice note.

Talk in the car, tasks appear. See the voice note page.

From a photo or an email.

The letter that wants a reply, the invoice that needs paying, as tasks.

Afterwards.

The first message is never the last. Three things people write in the weeks that follow.

1

"What is left for today?"

Answered from the list.

2

"Remind me 15 minutes before every task with a time."

A rule, applied to all.

3

"Everything about the bathroom job into one project."

Grouped, in the chat and in Todoist.

What it needs.

Nothing to connect for the list itself. Todoist takes twenty seconds from the dashboard and mirrors both ways. Tasks with a time get a reminder before it; reminders never count against the free plan.

Questions people ask.

Do I need Todoist?

No. Without it, Handled keeps the list. With it, both stay in sync.

Can I close a task from Todoist?

Yes. Closing it there closes it here.

Can it read my list back?

Yes. Ask for today, this week, or a project.

Can I forget a task?

Deleting it in one place deletes it in the other.

Does it work with Microsoft To Do or Things?

Not yet. Todoist is the first one.

Does adding a task count as a message?

Yes, one message per add. Reminders never count.

Add the next task.

One line. It is on the list, in Todoist, and it reminds you when the time comes. Free to try, no app to install.