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A to-do list that survives a real week.

Built for solo operators, parents, and anyone running a life and a workload at the same time. When your day gets rewritten — and it will — Diluta keeps up.

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No confusion
No setup ritual
No guilt

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The problem with Monday

Most productivity apps are built for people whose Monday looks the same every week.

Yours doesn't.

They're excellent at storing tasks. Then they hand everything back to you every morning, unsorted, and leave you to re-decide what matters. Open one on a Wednesday and the first thing you see is a ledger of your own failure.

9:12Sync moved to 2:00
11:40School called. Pickup at noon.
16:05Deadline moved up to Friday.

Tuesday, rewritten three times before lunch.

When life turns left

Open it. The answer's already at the top.

Diluta keeps up with what actually happened, instead of shaming you for falling behind. No setup. No report to build.

Now

It tells you what's next.

The handful of things that genuinely need you today — sorted by what's overdue, what's quietly stalling, and what's going to take real thinking.

Diluta's Power Grid: today's tasks ranked by energy and priority

The Studio

A quiet room for the work that needs your head.

A Pomodoro timer, a quiet workspace, and a notepad for the ideas that show up uninvited. Hit start, deal with the rest later.

The Studio on iPhone with a Pomodoro timer and brainstorming pad

Calendar + tasks

One place for what today actually contains.

Your list and your calendar together, so you stop double-booking your attention.

Diluta's month view on iPad with tasks and events together

Checking the day from the beach, unbothered

The point of all this

The list isn't the point. Your life is.

Diluta exists so you can check once, get your answers, and put your device down. Less time managing the week — more time getting things done.

And everything else

Depth when you want it. Out of the way when you don't.

No wiring anything up. No personality quiz. The whole toolkit is there the moment you need it — and quiet until then.

Reminders & recurring Daily, weekly, weekday repeats that fire even when the app is closed.
Automations "When it's done, archive it." The housekeeping just happens.
Notes & templates Reference notes with no due date. Templates for the trips and routines you run again.
Analytics & review A weekly review that turns a blurry week into something you can read.
Seven-plus themes Dark, warm, pastel, jewel, and yours. It should feel like your space.
Siri, Gemini & sharing "Add a task to Diluta." Share any page in as a note. Apple and Google Calendar sync.

On the AI question — yes, Diluta has AI. It's the least exciting thing about it. It handles the small stuff: capturing, transcribing, breaking things down. You think about the work that needs your head.
— Eric, founder

Wherever Tuesday finds you

Your plan can fall apart. You'll be fine.

You don't need a new productivity system. You need one that survives Tuesday. Free to try — premium unlocks the full toolkit when you're ready.

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