DuckDoro · Brain Dump → Top 3

Empty your head. Leave with three.

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keyboard: 1 frog · 2 today · 3 later · 4 not now

One more thing — which of these are you most avoiding?

That one is your frog. It goes first.

Today's three things

Save these in DuckDoro →

Saving sends every pile to your DuckDoro Brain Dump — frog first — so you can promote today's three from there. New here? You'll create a free account on the way.

What this tool does

It walks you through your own list, one item at a time, and asks a single calm question of each: frog, today, later, or not now? Four piles. No accounts, no uploads — your list is processed on this page and saved only to your browser's local storage, so a refresh won't lose your progress.

You leave with a plan that fits a real day: one 🐸 frog (the task you're most avoiding — it goes first), two more commitments, and everything else safely captured instead of silently haunting you. The method behind it is explained in brain dump your to-do list and the three-task planner.

Then what?

Tomorrow morning: eat the frog first, in one 25-minute focused session — the full method is in eat the frog. If you'd like the three-slot day, the frog, and the calm timer as a daily system, that's exactly what DuckDoro is. The whole method is on the free plan.

Quick questions

Is it really free? Where does my list go?

Free, no signup, no email. Your list never leaves your browser — the tool runs entirely on this page and saves progress only to your device's local storage. "Start over" wipes it.

Why only three for today?

Three finished beats ten postponed. Limiting today to three commitments — hardest first — makes the day finishable. The rest stays captured for another day. More in the three-task planner.

What's a frog?

The task you're most avoiding. It goes first tomorrow, while your willpower is fresh. See eat the frog.