BeeDone
Blocks distracting apps until you finish your daily goal, then frees them up without guilt.
At a glance
4.0 out of 5
Scored by Alex after real useOur verdict
BeeDone gamifies daily to-do lists with AI-generated visuals and motivation, splits large tasks into smaller pieces, and blocks distracting apps like TikTok or Instagram until a daily goal is met. People who struggle with focus, particularly those with ADHD, get built-in structure like a deep work timer and a random task picker for when they feel stuck. The free tier is limited, and full features require an $8 monthly subscription, and the app-blocking approach only works for users willing to accept that restriction.
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Questions about BeeDone
What is BeeDone?
BeeDone is a to-do app that gamifies daily task lists with AI-generated visuals and motivation. It splits large tasks into smaller pieces and blocks distracting apps like TikTok or Instagram until a daily goal is met. It runs on the web, iOS and Android.
How much does BeeDone cost?
BeeDone has a limited free tier at $0. Full features require a subscription that starts at $8 per month. The reviewer lists the limited free tier among the app's shortcomings, and Toolio scores it 4.0 out of 5.
Can BeeDone block apps like TikTok?
Yes. BeeDone's doomscroll blocker locks selected distracting apps, such as TikTok or Instagram, until the user completes a daily goal, then frees them up without guilt. The reviewer notes this only works for users willing to accept that restriction on their phone.
Is BeeDone good for ADHD?
Toolio lists BeeDone as best for people with ADHD wanting gamified task motivation. The reviewer says people who struggle with focus get built-in structure, including a deep work timer for distraction-free sessions and a random task picker for moments when they feel stuck.
What are the downsides of BeeDone?
The reviewer notes that BeeDone's gamified motivation depends on actually engaging with the reward system regularly, and its app blocking only suits people willing to accept that restriction. The free tier is also limited. Toolio lists it as not for users who don't want app-blocking restrictions.