# DoDo (dodo.day)

> DoDo is a todo app that keeps a record of what you've done. Write a task in one line; when you check it off it becomes part of that day's record. Unfinished todos follow you to the next day and show how many days it's been since you first wrote them (D+N). Korean name: 기록이 남는 할 일 앱.

- Free for guests and signed-in users (pricing may change; users will be told in advance).
- No sign-up needed to start. Local-first: works offline and syncs when back online. Export your data anytime.
- Not to be confused with other apps named "Dodo" or "DoDay".

## Features

- One-line smart input: date, time, `!1` priority, `#tag`, `// note`, `- subtasks`, repeat — written the way you'd say it.
- Look back (weekly review): see what you finished, move leftovers to next week or mark them Won't do, pick next week's important todos, close the week, and copy the week's record to paste into a messenger or email.
- Routines: work that repeats daily, on weekdays or on certain days fills that day's list automatically.
- Keyboard-first: Cmd/Ctrl+K to search, Space to complete, `[` and `]` to move between days, `?` for all shortcuts.
- Shared spaces: invite coworkers by email and send todos to each other (both need an account).
- Integrations (account): Git commits are recorded as finished work; GitHub, Jira, Linear and Trello webhooks create todos.
- MCP server at https://dodo.day/api/mcp (OAuth): Claude, Cursor and other AI apps can read, add and complete your todos and read your record (e.g. to write a weekly report).
- Import from Todoist or TickTick via CSV (tags and priorities are converted).

## Pages

- [Home (Korean)](https://dodo.day/): product overview and FAQ
- [Home (English)](https://dodo.day/en/): product overview and FAQ
- [Privacy Policy](https://dodo.day/privacy)

## Contact

- support@dodo.day