ganbare yo

• Wants, not shoulds: what you want, and why
• Only today, never a pile
• Changing your mind isn’t failure: bump anything
• Clear it, never “failed it”
• A daily picture hiding under your day (coming soon)

A gentler to-do app, for brains that streaks and red overdue badges never worked on.

Most to-do apps are built for other people: the ones who run on points, streaks, and the sting of a red overdue badge. If that scoring never worked for you, you know how it ends. The list grows, the guilt grows, and the app becomes one more thing you’re behind on.

ganbare yo is the gentler one. A hand on your shoulder, not a pep rally.

WANTS, NOT SHOULDS
You never write a should or a need. You write what you want to do, and why you want it. Naming the want instead of the obligation puts your head in the right place before you’ve done a thing.

ONLY TODAY. NEVER A PILE.
Schedule something for a day or on repeat, then don’t see it again until it’s due. Every day you just see what you said you wanted to do today. Nothing else stares back.

CHANGING YOUR MIND ISN’T FAILURE
Not today? Push it a day, a week, a month, and it quietly comes back around. Or let it go entirely. Punt, postpone, or decide you’ll never do it. It’s all just you changing your mind, and that’s fine. No missed-it badge, no broken streak, no confession.

NO “DONE,” NO “DELETE” — JUST CLEAR
A thing is either here or cleared. Did it, or done with it, it’s gone. You never have to mark a win or admit defeat.

No shame. No nagging. No forcing. We gently encourage.

you can do this. you, specifically. this, specifically.
because you want to.