There's a reason the to-do list in your head never quietens down. Psychologists call it the open loop effect. Our brains keep unfinished tasks active, consuming mental energy until they're either done or written somewhere safe.
Tuo is that somewhere safe. Put a job in, and your brain can finally let it go.
Research into self-determination theory shows that when someone is assigned a task, it creates obligation. When someone claims it themselves, it creates ownership. And ownership gets things done.
Tuo is built around that idea. Jobs wait to be claimed. Nobody gets told what to do. And when things have been sitting for a while, Tuo gives a quiet nudge to keep things moving.
Add jobs to a shared group - your household, a group holiday, your partner. Jobs sit there, visible to everyone, waiting to be claimed.
Not everything needs to be shared. Your personal list is just for you. A place to capture everything that needs doing and sort it into Do first, Up next, and Do later. Instead of carrying a mental hierarchy of priorities, you can see it clearly and focus on what actually matters right now.
Create a group with anyone you share a load with. Add jobs, and they sit there visible to everyone until someone taps "I'll do this." No assigning, no chasing. When things have been waiting a while, Tuo sends a quiet nudge to the group. Just a gentle reminder that something's there, without anyone having to say it.
And when it's done – mark it done. The list gets shorter. Your brain gets lighter.
Home. Friends. Family. Sports. Clubs. Holidays. Whatever needs doing.
Share the household load without the conversation about sharing the household load.
Let your village coordinate the practical stuff. Meals, school runs, laundry. So the new parents don't have to ask.
Everyone wants to help. Now they can actually see how.
Fundraising, kit collection, end of season. Organised without one person carrying it all.
Packing lists, bookings, who's bringing what. Visible to everyone.
When someone's going through a tough time, coordinate care without the overwhelm.
A shared list both parents can see, claim, and act on.
Jobs just for you, always assigned to you automatically.
Create a group for your household. Add jobs, watch them get picked up.
A gentle word when things have been sitting for a while. So you don't have to be the one to say it.
Notes, photos, and a full history of everything that's happened on a job.
Do first, Up next, Do later. Simple and flexible.
Know when jobs are added, claimed or completed; get clarity without the noise.
Set a due date when timing matters. Get a heads up when things are overdue.
See your list even without an internet connection.