TapDone turns an old phone into a Done button that hangs right where the task lives. Kids tap it on the spot — no device of their own, no app to open. The checklist stays with the chore, not in someone's pocket.
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One dial per task. The ring drains as the deadline nears — a five-year-old and a grandparent can both run the board.
Due soonthe ring is almost out of time
Doneand who did it, with no typing
Overdueimpossible to walk past
Not open yettime-gated until it matters
Set up on your phone, then hand the job to a device you already stopped using.
One plain sentence. Photo, points and who it belongs to are optional.
Enter a code, lock kiosk mode, hang it where the task happens. Anything from the last decade works.
The button fills, the check pops, the ring goes green. No unlocking, no logging in, no typing.
Every task keeps its slot, so the board never rearranges itself under someone's thumb. At night it becomes a clock that quietly holds the one thing left.
Optional face match credits the right person as they walk up. Unsure? One tap picks the name — it never blocks the done.
Tasks can carry points, streaks and rewards you write yourself. The board shows their total the moment they walk up.
A quiet ping 30 minutes before due, an escalation if it slips, and quiet hours so nobody gets buzzed at 2 AM.
Everything lives on the device first. Taps log instantly and sync later — the router is never between someone and their meds.
Daily, weekdays, every six days, twice a day, or a window that opens at 7 PM. Away mode hands it to a sitter.
Kitchen, hallway, bedside — each device shows only the tasks that belong to it, and your phone sees the whole house.
So we made it the smallest one we could — and entirely optional. Turn face match off and every other feature still works.
Matching runs on the phone itself — frames are read in memory and discarded. Enrollment is sealed with a key only your devices hold; our servers store ciphertext they can't open.
Nothing is recorded, streamed or saved. The camera reads a frame to answer one question — who's standing here — then forgets it.
Every enrolled face is listed in settings with its own delete, plus a single wipe for the whole household.
Anything running iOS 15 or Android 8 and up — most phones and tablets made since about 2016. The board is deliberately simple to draw; that's the point of using hardware you already wrote off. Plug it in and leave it plugged in.
No. TapDone works as a normal task app on your own phone from day one. The wall-mounted Button is what makes it visible to everyone else in the house.
Only to sync between devices. Each Button holds its own tasks and logs taps offline; when the Wi-Fi comes back, everything catches up in the background.
Not right now — TapDone is free while it finds its first homes. Long-term pricing isn't settled yet; when it is, early households will get the friendliest version of whatever we land on.
Yes. Only the person who sets up the house signs in. Everyone else joins with a code — or is simply a face and a name on the board. No phone, no login, no password.
The dial goes red and stays red until someone taps it. At midnight it logs as missed and the next day starts clean — no guilt streaks, no punishment mechanics.
Set up the first task in three minutes. It'll still be on the wall a year from now.