1. Add a new goal. 2. Begin working on your goal by selecting the right eye. 3. Complete your goal by selecting the left eye. 4. Burn your completed goals.
Hey friends! I don’t wanna make a big deal out of this. It’s a very tiny app that does one thing only. It just keeps track of things you want to do, things you’re doing now, and things you’ve done. I’ve found that managing things in this way makes me most productive and helps me stay focused.
To-do list apps are a dime a dozen. So this one’s free. There’s no catch. No signup. No nagging. Use it if you want to. Donate if you want to. If it’s not your jam, that’s cool. You don’t have to use it. We just figured it’s better to share what we made than not.
Congratulations on the launch of Daruma! I simply felt in love with the cute Daruma interface, and it's a unique approach to goal tracking that resonates with motivation. How do you plan to incorporate user feedback to enhance the goal-setting experience further in the app?
The Japanese Daruma burning ritual adds a ceremonial feel to task management, making goal completion twice as satisfying!
That's right. PH is a space where you can freely share what you've created. I'm excited to support your journey.
Haha, nice! I like it! A simple app with a tiny addition that makes it shine above the rest of its kind.
Congrats on your launch, and good luck!
About Daruma on Product Hunt
“Track your goals and burn them like daruma when complete”
Daruma launched on Product Hunt on March 13th, 2025 and earned 137 upvotes and 9 comments, placing #14 on the daily leaderboard. 1. Add a new goal. 2. Begin working on your goal by selecting the right eye. 3. Complete your goal by selecting the left eye. 4. Burn your completed goals.
Daruma was featured in Task Management (84k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 9.1k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
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Hey friends! I don’t wanna make a big deal out of this. It’s a very tiny app that does one thing only. It just keeps track of things you want to do, things you’re doing now, and things you’ve done. I’ve found that managing things in this way makes me most productive and helps me stay focused.
To-do list apps are a dime a dozen. So this one’s free. There’s no catch. No signup. No nagging. Use it if you want to. Donate if you want to. If it’s not your jam, that’s cool. You don’t have to use it. We just figured it’s better to share what we made than not.