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To Do-ish is a gentle task support app for the days when starting feels impossible. No streaks, no pressure, no shame. Built by an OT.

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Knowing isn’t the problem. Starting is.

To Do-ish breaks it down, stays with you while you work, gives you a way to reset.

No streaks. No scores. No shame.

Built by an occupational therapist. Informed by lived experience.

In beta.

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You hold it together all day. You show up for people.

And sometimes you can’t do the dishes.

Not because you’re lazy. Because you’re exhausted in a way that’s hard to explain. Every app was built for the version of you that isn’t exhausted.

To Do-ish was built for the real you.

Waitlist open 👉🏾 todoish.app | link in bio To Do-ish website screenshot
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No pressure.
No streaks.
No shame.
To Do-ish helps you do the small things. On the days when small feels impossible. by @todoish.app

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7 months ago

“This is the best panel I’ve ever attended.”

This past Thursday, we centered mental health and the human side of tech with Caring for the Mental Health of Your Team and Yourself at #SFTechWeek. 314 RSVPs, 59 interested, and so many personal messages about how much this topic matters.

Our panelists shared real stories from leading through things that don’t resolve on a roadmap:
• Showing up through a serious medical event, and what made it possible to keep working
• Being the first to speak up, and making it safer for the next person
• Being honest with teams about AI uncertainty without causing panic
• How much of yourself you can bring to work, and what psychological safety actually looks like

What stayed with me most was how many people told us afterward it helped them think through their own work situations and the future of their careers. The real-life impact is why we do this.

Thank you to @hudliao, Gretchen Libby, Sonika Singal and Ahmad Zahran for your honesty.

We couldn’t have done this without @hksyed and all the volunteers helping plan and set up this event.

Hosted by @asianmentalhealthproject and @todoish.app

Photos courtesy of @joyfpd.business guests at event by @todoish.app

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Most mental health advice assumes the hard thing ends. Sometimes it doesn’t.

This Thursday, 10/8, @hudliao (HonestClaw.ai @asiansarestrong), Gretchen Libby @amazonwebservices, Sonika Singal @accenture, and Ahmad Zahran ex @tiktok @meta join us for an honest conversation at #SFTechWeek on what tech leaders actually do to care for their teams and themselves.

Dinner at 5:30, panel, and conversation in SF. Hosted by @asianmentalhealthproject and @todoish.app

Free RSVP: https://partiful.com/e/7VLs3ykVdHhJxYmX03Ab Flyer
PANEL
TECH
SF WEEK
Caring for the Mental Health of Your Team and Yourself
For the things that don't resolve on a roadmap.
Headshots of
Hudson Liao
HonestClaw.ai
Founder & CEO
Gretchen Libby
AWS
Director of Specialists
Sonika Singal
Accenture
Global Managing
Director
Ahmad Zahran
Ex-TikTok & Meta
Product Executive
& Investor
Thursday, October 8 • 5:30pm
San Francisco
AMHP and To Doish logos by @todoish.app

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A lot of advice for executive dysfunction assumes you haven’t already tried it.

Not on the List is a podcast from To Do-ish sharing conversations with clinicians about executive function, support, and the things we don’t talk about.

In this episode, Shelby Nolan, LPC, talks about why neurodivergent clients often seek out neurodivergent clinicians, and why a strategy can land differently depending on who’s recommending it and whether they understand why the last one didn’t work. by @todoish.app

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Most mental health advice assumes the hard thing ends.

Sometimes it doesn’t. A war. A new diagnosis. Postpartum. And you still have a team depending on you.

On October 8 in downtown San Francisco, tech leaders and founders talk about what they actually do, not what they’re supposed to say. Hudson Liao @asiansarestrong, Gretchen Libby @amazonwebservices, Sonika Singal @accenture. I’m moderating. More speakers announced soon.

Free. Dinner, panel, tea, and real conversations.

Part of #SFTechWeek, hosted with @asianmentalhealthproject and @todoish.app.

Link in bio to RSVP. Bring someone who’s been carrying something quietly. by @todoish.app

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23 days ago

Executive dysfunction isn't always ADHD.

When someone says "I can't get started," "I can't focus," or "I can't finish anything," the answer is usually more complicated than a single diagnosis.

Not on the List is a new podcast from To Do-ish sharing conversations with clinicians about executive function, support, and the things we don't talk about.

In episode one, Dr. Shayla Buckler, a board-certified psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner, explains why difficulty with planning, motivation, sleep, and follow-through deserves a whole-person assessment rather than a rush to a label.

Episode one is out now. Link in bio.

#ExecutiveFunction #MentalHealth #Neurodivergent #ToDoish #NotOnTheList by @todoish.app

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Caregiving doesn't stop when you're exhausted. The meals still need to happen. The appointments. The things that can't wait because someone else is depending on you.

To Do-ish stays with you through it. No tracking, no output, no measure of how much you got done. Just a quiet presence reminding you that you are enough.

One step. Your energy. No pressure.

[Screenshot of a focus session in progress: "Prep food for Mom". The app's opening note: "This sounds like care work, and that can take a lot on a low-energy day."]

Now in beta.

todoish.app | link in bio Screenshot of a To Do-ish focus session in progress: "Prep food for Mom". The app's opening note: "This sounds like care work, and that can take a lot on a low-energy day." by @todoish.app

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April is Neurodiversity Celebration Month and Occupational Therapy Month.

To Do-ish was built by a neurodivergent occupational therapist with 15 years of clinical practice and a lifetime of lived experience. Designed for people whose brains work differently.

A support tool for the hard days. Not a productivity app.

*This is one of our built-in breaks designed around your nervous system, not productivity.

todoish.app | link in bio App screenshot
Cartoonish hummingbird
“Hum softly
Feel the vibration in your body.
Any note, any tune you like.” by @todoish.app

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