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3 & Done
Three things that matter, with the reason why, each morning.
3 & Done is a daily focus app. Every task system its founder tried died of upkeep; this one asks for none. Say what's on your mind, messy is fine, and each morning the three things that matter today come to you by email, each with the reason it made the cut. It suggests three and never limits you; the rest waits until it matters. Speech is transcribed on your own device, nobody reads your list, and days you keep for play stay that way. The web app installs to your phone.
I'm Douglas, and 3 & Done is the task system I built for myself and now sell. It picks three things for you to do each morning, and tells you why. The reasons are built from your own descriptions, your own deadlines and sense of urgency, so you can see that those three are the ones to focus on today.
I've kept a to-do list since 2003, and worked my way through 25 tools along the way. My time with each one ended the same way: not because the tools were bad, but because keeping that list organized, prioritized, and pruned was hard work, which I eventually stopped doing. This is the first one that does that work so that I don't have to.
You put things in however they come to mind, typed or spoken, several at a time, half a sentence, whatever. It sorts them out, groups them into projects, and every morning reads the whole list, picks three for the day, and emails them to you with the reason beside each. If the three are wrong, tell it what's off and it re-ranks once; or choose your own tasks, and it respects your choices. Three is what we choose, but there are no limits: you can add a fourth, pull out from a list of quick wins when you have extra time, or cut down to two.
The ranking runs on Anthropic's Claude models, and the performance is tuned with an eval set: built from patterns in my own tasks, and testers' (with their consent), each with the three I expect back, re-run every time I change a rule or a model. Your list is never used for training, and nobody at 3 & Done reads it.
You can try the real ranking without an account at https://3anddoneapp.com/try. What you type stays in your browser; it's sent for ranking but never stored by us, and speech is transcribed locally on your device.
It's $99/year or $9.99/month, with a free 14-day trial that doesn't ask for a card up front: add one before it ends and the service continues; don't, and the trial ends, nothing charged. Today it's the morning email and a web app that installs to your home screen; native apps for Android and iOS are in development, and will offer push instead of email, if that's your preference.
I'll be here all day. If you try it, tell me whether the three it picked were right for you.
About 3 & Done on Product Hunt
“Three things that matter, with the reason why, each morning.”
3 & Done was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 2 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #147 on the daily leaderboard. 3 & Done is a daily focus app. Every task system its founder tried died of upkeep; this one asks for none. Say what's on your mind, messy is fine, and each morning the three things that matter today come to you by email, each with the reason it made the cut. It suggests three and never limits you; the rest waits until it matters. Speech is transcribed on your own device, nobody reads your list, and days you keep for play stay that way. The web app installs to your phone.
On the analytics side, 3 & Done competes within Email, Productivity and Task Management — topics that collectively have 786.8k followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how 3 & Done performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
Who hunted 3 & Done?
3 & Done was hunted by Douglas Mayle. A “hunter” on Product Hunt is the community member who submits a product to the platform — uploading the images, the link, and tagging the makers behind it. Hunters typically write the first comment explaining why a product is worth attention, and their followers are notified the moment they post. Around 79% of featured launches on Product Hunt are self-hunted by their makers, but a well-known hunter still acts as a signal of quality to the rest of the community. See the full all-time top hunters leaderboard to discover who is shaping the Product Hunt ecosystem.
For a complete overview of 3 & Done including community comment highlights and product details, visit the product overview.
Douglas Mayle
I'm Douglas, and 3 & Done is the task system I built for myself and now sell. It picks three things for you to do each morning, and tells you why. The reasons are built from your own descriptions, your own deadlines and sense of urgency, so you can see that those three are the ones to focus on today.
I've kept a to-do list since 2003, and worked my way through 25 tools along the way. My time with each one ended the same way: not because the tools were bad, but because keeping that list organized, prioritized, and pruned was hard work, which I eventually stopped doing. This is the first one that does that work so that I don't have to.
You put things in however they come to mind, typed or spoken, several at a time, half a sentence, whatever. It sorts them out, groups them into projects, and every morning reads the whole list, picks three for the day, and emails them to you with the reason beside each. If the three are wrong, tell it what's off and it re-ranks once; or choose your own tasks, and it respects your choices. Three is what we choose, but there are no limits: you can add a fourth, pull out from a list of quick wins when you have extra time, or cut down to two.
The ranking runs on Anthropic's Claude models, and the performance is tuned with an eval set: built from patterns in my own tasks, and testers' (with their consent), each with the three I expect back, re-run every time I change a rule or a model. Your list is never used for training, and nobody at 3 & Done reads it.
You can try the real ranking without an account at https://3anddoneapp.com/try. What you type stays in your browser; it's sent for ranking but never stored by us, and speech is transcribed locally on your device.
It's $99/year or $9.99/month, with a free 14-day trial that doesn't ask for a card up front: add one before it ends and the service continues; don't, and the trial ends, nothing charged. Today it's the morning email and a web app that installs to your home screen; native apps for Android and iOS are in development, and will offer push instead of email, if that's your preference.
I'll be here all day. If you try it, tell me whether the three it picked were right for you.