JETZT. One task. Now.

Most to-do apps show you everything at once.

They're built for people who see a list and dive in. If looking at the list already wears you out, that's not on you.

001Weekly groceries
002Buy wall paint
003Send quote to Ms. Kaya
004File tax return
005Return the bottles
006Birthday present for Lena
007Clean out the basement
008Cancel phone contract
009Get back to Tom
010Bike to the repair shop
011Move doctor's appointment
012Prepare apartment handover
013File bank statements
014Proofread application
015Take parcel to post office
016Hang up the laundry
017Call Mom back
018Mow the lawn
019Slides for Monday
020Renew passport
021Invoice the client
022Clean the windows
023Compare insurance
024Empty the dishwasher
025Daycare form
026Sort emails
027Water the plants
028Get an oil change
029Book flight to Lisbon
030Laptop backup
031Recycle glass
032Check utility bill
033Appointment at city hall
034Dig out winter clothes
035Read quarterly report
036Print photos
037Sign homework
038Pick up prescription
039Defrost the freezer
040Cancel subscription
041Order business cards
042Assemble the shelf
043Call the tax advisor
044Shoes to the cobbler
045Change passwords
046Write a thank-you card
047Buy running shoes

Example: 47 open tasks. JETZT. calls one of them, the rest wait.

You open the app, see 47 tasks, and close it again.That's overload, not laziness.
A streak counter that drops back to zero the first time you skip a day.And the next morning you want to open it even less.
A list that grows every day and reminds you of everything that's still open.

A day with JETZT.

Morning

Three questions sort your day.

How much energy have you got? Any meetings? Anything urgent? JETZT. builds your day from that and only shows you what's realistic today.

Energy first. On a slow day the easy things move up, on a good day the big ones.
Not in the mood? Tap Skip and the app won't ask again.

Morning check: pick energy, meetings and deadline pressure

During the day

Write it the way you'd say it.

Type “Dentist tomorrow at noon” and the date is set. Everything goes into the list, but the card only shows what fits right now.

Whole lists at once. Paste your notes and JETZT. turns them into separate tasks.
Your shopping list on the card. Milk, bread and apples sit right on the card, and you tick them off in the store.

Apple Intelligence, right on your iPhoneYour tasks don't leave the device for detection.

Evening

Only what you got done counts here.

The stats show your week and what you finished today. Skip a day and you don't start over from zero.

A sentence, not a grade. After three tasks it says “Good on you for getting started”, not a percentage.
Wrap up the day. In the evening, one tap moves what's left to tomorrow and you can close the app.

Stats screen: tasks completed this week and end of day

What else is in there.

One card: The focus screen only ever holds one task. Tap it to edit.
Energy: Every task needs low, medium or high energy. You see what fits your energy today.
Focus timer: Two, five or ten minutes, on your lock screen too. The first two are usually enough to get going.
Personal and work: Two separate spaces on one device. After work, you just switch work off.
Add several tasks: Paste a list from your notes or an email and JETZT. turns it into separate tasks with dates.
Timed tasks move up: If a task has a time, it moves to the front half an hour before.

Six colors, dark ones too.

Six accent colors and six backgrounds, mix them however you like. Try them here and the card updates right away.

Salmon is free, the rest come with Pro.

What the research says.

With ADHD, knowing what to do is rarely the problem. Doing it at the right moment is.

Paraphrased from Russell A. Barkley, clinical psychologist and ADHD researcher

With ADHD, self-regulation develops more slowly, by about 30 percent according to Russell A. Barkley. Putting things off is not a character flaw.
Starting is the hardest part. A small first step helps more than any amount of motivation, which is why the timer starts at two minutes.
If you only see one task, you don't have to choose between many. With ADHD, that choosing is what drains you most.

Start free. Go Pro if you want.

The basics are free, now and later. Pro comes as a subscription or a one-time purchase.

Features in the free version and in Pro
Feature	Free	Pro
Unlimited tasks	included	included
Personal and work	included	included
Morning check	included	included
Focus screen with one card	included	included
Colors	Salmon	All six and all backgrounds
Recurring tasks	Daily	Daily, weekly, monthly
Add several tasks	Without AI	Sorted with AI
Detection as you type	not included	included
Checklists on the card	not included	included
Focus timer	not included	2, 5 or 10 minutes
Stats	not included	included
Evening recap	not included	included
Reminders	not included	included

JETZT. Pro

€17.99a year, so €1.50 a month
€1.99a month, cancel anytime
€39.99one-time, yours forever

Try the annual plan free for 7 days. The app reminds you on day 5, and you can cancel anytime before.

Download free

Why these prices?

JETZT. runs on your iPhone, Apple Intelligence features included. We don't need a server for your tasks. There's a subscription anyway, because it lets you try the app for little money and see if it helps. If you'd rather pay once and never think about it again, go for the one-time purchase.

One task. Now.