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Capture unlimited tasks, projects and ideas — but commit to exactly three intents a day, chosen this morning, finished by tonight.
Hard cap, on purposeThe calm daily planner for people drowning in a list that never ends. Pick three. Eat the frog. Shut the laptop with something real behind you.
Free forever · Premium from $5 · Chrome extension included
DuckDoro is opinionated on purpose. Turn an endless list into three real commitments, pick your frog, and end the day with progress you can point at.
Capture unlimited tasks, projects and ideas — but commit to exactly three intents a day, chosen this morning, finished by tonight.
Hard cap, on purposeThe timer stays locked until you eat the hardest one. Do it scared, do it first — everything after it feels downhill.
Timer lockedA single 25-minute focus. The rest of the screen goes quiet — and, after a minute or two, so does your brain.
25 minutesThree rules are the whole method. Here's how they play out between the first coffee and shutting the laptop.
Choose today's three intents and mark the frog. Each can carry an optional when & where — "after coffee, at the kitchen table" — because a plan with a time attached is the one that survives the day.
Everything that isn't today's three lives on the focus board: Next, Doing, Done today. Doing is hard-capped at three, so the board can never quietly turn back into the endless list you came here to escape.
The timer belongs to a single intent and stays locked until the frog gets its session. Close the tab by accident and it's still running when you come back — nothing lost, nothing to restart.
The shutdown ritual walks whatever's unfinished into carry, park, or drop — a decision, not a rollover — and writes the day into your flight log. Tomorrow starts empty, which is the point.
Tools, printables, a quiz and a 30-day challenge — every one of them works before you ever create an account.
Your frog, a 25-minute timer and two quick-capture cards — on every new tab. Works signed out, in the browser or as the Chrome extension.
open today →A 2-minute quiz that finds out why you keep avoiding that one task — and hands you the first step to kill it.
take the quiz →Type the thing you're avoiding. Get one 2-minute first move and a timer that starts right there.
start something →Paste your overwhelming list, leave with three priorities. Nothing leaves your browser.
try it →Desk hours − meetings − energy = what honestly fits today. Spoiler: rarely more than three.
do the math →The Three Things daily sheet and the eat-the-frog worksheet. Fill, print, done.
print one →30 calm days, 13 short emails: three things a morning, frog first. No streaks, ever.
join free →Task paralysis, eating frogs, honest looks at Todoist and Notion — the whole library.
browse everything →The browser app is live, the Chrome extension is in the store, and the mobile apps are paddling their way over.
Calm New Tab as a real extension — your frog, the 25-minute timer and quick capture on every single new tab. Works signed out.
Add to Chrome — free →The pond in your pocket. Three intents, the frog lock and the calm timer — rebuilt for one hand and zero noise.
App Store · soonThe pond in your pocket. Three intents, the frog lock and the calm 25-minute timer — rebuilt for one hand and zero noise.
Get it on Google Play →An old Stoic habit, drawn as a grid. Enter your date of birth and every week you've lived becomes a square, with this one marked. No countdown, no guessed ending — the point is the week in front of you.
Once you can see it, three things a day stops feeling small and starts feeling honest.
Free, no signup. Nothing leaves your browser.
One square is one week. The coral one is now.
How would Steve Jobs, Naguib Mahfouz or Marie Curie plan a day on a three-task planner? We rebuilt their documented routines as DuckDoro boards — pick a legend, learn the lesson, steal the day.
Imagined workspaces, built from real documented habits. The only faces here belong to ducks.
Inside DuckDoro, finishing a 25-minute session earns you a short duck run. Try one here — on the house.
Free forever means free forever. Premium just lifts the caps — monthly, yearly, or once and never again.
The whole method — 3 projects, 25 tasks, the focus board, one frog, one calm timer.
Start free — no cardUnlimited projects, tasks, meetings and ideas — plus your best hours, the capacity strip, and five Duck Consult plans a day.
Go monthly · $5Everything in Monthly at ten consults a day — for the price of nine quiet months.
Go annual · $29Pay once, own it forever — with twenty-five consults a day. The Ducks Master move.
Own it forever · $99No onboarding tour, no template gallery, no setup weekend. A frog, a timer, and an evening you can be honest about.
Start today's three things →Free forever · no card · zero guilt-trip notifications