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About Zenko: To Do List

Build goals that stick. With people who've got your back. You've tried every productivity app. They all promise the same thing: get organized, stay motivated, crush your goals. Then life happens. You miss a day. Break a streak. Feel guilty. Delete the app. Again. Zenko is different. It's accountability without the shame spiral. Most productivity apps let you add unlimited goals, then watch you abandon them all. Zenko works differently: strict limits that force you to focus, plus people who keep you showing up. → Three goals. Three tasks. That's it. You can't focus on 20 things at once. So stop trying. Zenko caps you at 3 active goals and 3 daily tasks. Not because we're mean—because it actually works. When you can only pick three, you pick what truly matters. Max 3 goals at a time: Deep progress beats scattered effort Max 3 tasks per day: Finish what you start, every single day Link tasks to goals: See how small actions add up to big wins Goal completion tracking: Watch your progress build over time Less noise. More completion. Finally. → People who keep you showing up. Here's the truth: you're more likely to stick with goals when someone's watching—not judging, just... noticing. Share your daily intentions with 2-6 trusted people. They see you're working. They cheer when you win. They notice when you disappear. That gentle social pressure? It works. Daily intentions feed: Post what you're tackling today Emoji reactions: Quick support from your circle Re-entry support: Come back after breaks without shame Private goals by default: Share only when you're ready → Your process stays private. Your progress is social. Here's what your circle sees: "Sarah completed 3 tasks today" Here's what they don't see: That you did them at 11pm in your pajamas after procrastinating all day. Progress is social. Execution is private. That's the Zenko way. → Built for finishers, not fantasizers. → Zenko is perfect for: People who start strong then fade. Anyone with 37 abandoned Notion pages. Friends who want to build together. People with ADHD who need external structure. Anyone tired of having 200 goals and finishing zero. The Zenko Philosophy: Do less. Achieve more. You don't need another app that lets you add unlimited everything. You need constraints that force focus and people who notice when you show up. Download Zenko. Start finishing. ---------------------------------------------------------------- Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Reach Out Terms and Conditions: https://zenkoapp.carrd.co/#termsandconditions Reach Out Privacy Policy: https://zenkoapp.carrd.co/#privacypolicy

What’s new

Version 1.0.2 · Updated January 27, 2026

Heard of bug fixes? That's what this is! - Dark mode on the welcome screen has been improved. - Notifications have been resolved. - Dismissing the keyboard at onboarding has been sorted. + more And a bonus new feature - you can add tasks directly from the goals tab! Those were my tasks for the day - what were yours?

App privacy

The developer, Rodney Gold, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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