DuckDoro · Free Tools
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Guides for the tasks that stall most often — a thesis, taxes, a job application, a messy room. Each names the two-minute first move and hands it to the timer.
browse the guides → 🐣Name the task you've been avoiding and get one action small enough to do in two minutes, plus the steps after it — then a 25-minute timer that starts on the page. No account.
start something → 🧠Paste your overwhelming task list, triage it one item at a time into frog / today / later / not now, and leave with a plan of three. Saves into the app if you want — works fully without it.
try it → 🐸Five questions diagnose why you keep avoiding a task — fog, spotlight, mountain, or stone — and hand you one concrete 25-minute first step.
take the quiz → 🗓️Your date of birth becomes a grid of every week you have lived, with this one marked. No countdown, no guessed ending — just the argument for a shorter list today.
see your weeks → ⏳Desk hours − meetings − interruptions − energy = the honest number of meaningful tasks that fit today, plus a plan shaped to match.
do the math → 🌙Thirteen short emails over thirty days: three things a morning, frog first, days that end. No streaks, no shame, no sales sequence after day 30.
join free →Fill them on the page and print, or print blank and use a pen.
The method, the psychology, and the honest edges.
Yes — no account, no payment, no email (except the challenge, which is an email course by nature). The interactive tools run entirely in your browser.
Each tool demonstrates the method the app is built on. If a tool helps, the app is the same idea as a daily system. If the tool alone is enough — that's a fine outcome too.
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Three intent slots, one frog, one calm timer — and unlimited capture underneath.
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