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Dev tools · October 16, 2026

DoOne

Focus timer with integrations with GitHub, Gitlab & More

DoOne launched on October 16, 2026 with 69 votes, #337 of 3,081 launches that month and more than 95% of that year's launches.

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What it does

Plan the day in three lists: Today, Next and Someday. Then pick one task and start its focus timer. Made first for iPhone Duo, also on iPhone and iPad.

Plan the day in three lists. Then pick the task you're on and start its timer. Planning and focus are free. Pro is a one-time purchase. No account, no tracking. Every screen is laid out around the hinge, so DoOne fits the way you hold it: open, set on a table or closed. Plan on the left while the timer keeps running on the right. Fold it like a small laptop. The timer stands up where you can see it, and the controls lie flat under your hand. The outer display counts the break down while you stretch. Skip it or switch focus with one tap. Your lists and timer, laid out for each screen. With Pro, iCloud syncs them across your devices. Sort tasks into Today, Next and Someday. Plan today and…from doone.app

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