Random Task

Beat Procrastination

Random Task connects to your Todoist and picks a task for you, helping you stop overthinking and just get started.

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A person is holding a smartphone displaying a to-do list or task management app near an open laptop. The phone is connected to the laptop with a cable. The laptop is on a wooden desk showing web pages on the screen. The person is wearing a white sleeve and a gold watch.

Random Tasks

A person is working at a wooden desk with a laptop displaying a calendar or scheduling application. They are using a mouse and a smartphone is nearby, with a glass of water on a coaster and a set of keys on the desk.

Connect your Todoist and let us pick a task for you to beat procrastination.

A smartphone displaying a to-do list is placed on a desk. Behind it, there is a mechanical keyboard with colorful keys, a potted plant, and dual monitors showing a blurred screen. Other items, such as a stack of books or a planner, pens, and sunglasses, are visible on the desk.

Filters help narrow down tasks so you focus on what matters most right now.

An open planner displaying a detailed weekly schedule with to-do lists on a blue surface. The left page is filled with handwritten tasks for Tuesday, including top three tasks and additional projects. The right page is Wednesday's schedule, mostly blank, with some text. Two pens, one black and one blue, are placed on top of the planner, and a blue ribbon bookmark is laying across the pages.

Avoid analysis paralysis by letting a random task guide your next step.

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Beat procrastination by letting random task pick your next move.

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What users say

”Random Task helped me break free from overthinking—now I just get a task and get going. No more wasted time!”