TODOS, TOGETHER · PERSONAL ACCOUNTABILITY · ON YOUR TERMS

Your day, kept honest.

Overdue closes the loop between what you plan, what you do, and the people who help you follow through.

Free · Web · Desktop · Android
The Overdue Today view in a browser window: a todo list with a live timeline, goals, and a friends activity rail
01 The day

One day, on one page.

Your tasks, your timeline, and your chosen people in one clear view. Plan the day, follow through, and see the progress as it happens.

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A timeline that keeps moving

Your day updates as you move through it. Finished work joins the timeline, and overdue tasks show their age, giving you a clear sense of what needs attention.

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Goals that stay small

Goals stay practical. Attach tasks to a goal, finish them one by one, and watch your progress build until the goal is ready to archive.

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Friends in the margin

Progress feels easier when it is not invisible. Overdue shows activity from the people you choose, so the day feels shared yet stays private.

02 People

Accountability, not surveillance.

Privacy-first personal accountability app that closes the loop between what you plan, what you actually do, and the people who help you stay on track

  • A sense of progress. Not the full story. People you choose can see the rhythm of your day and a summary of what moved forward, while the details stay private.
  • Per-person controls. Timeline visibility and task sharing are toggles you set for each friend.
  • Accountability partners. Share a focused report with someone you choose, including the items and goals that belong there. They can follow progress, comment, and react along the way.
The Friend activity view: a count-only bar chart of items done and created over the last 7 days, plus Friends and Followers lists with per-person Timeline and Can-share-tasks toggles
A public accountability report for a Creative Writing Habit goal: weekly commitment ring, entries logged, streaks, and a heatmap of the work
03 Reports

Proof you can point to.

Turn selected work into a live report. The people you choose can see the included items, follow linked goals, and respond with comments or reactions.

  • Opt-in, per goal. Nothing is public until you publish it, and you can unpublish any time.
  • Updates itself. Log an entry and the report reflects it. No weekly write-up to assemble.
  • Honest by design. The heatmap shows rest days too. A real record is more convincing than a perfect one.
04 Everywhere

Plan your reading like you plan your work.

Reader

Read it where you saved it

Save an article as a task and Overdue prepares a clean reading copy inside the app. Come back to it when it fits your day, read with focus, and mark it finished when you are done.

The built-in reader showing a saved article as clean text
Apps

One day, wherever you open it.

Use Overdue in the browser, on desktop, or on Android. Plan at your desk, capture from your phone, and come back to the same day wherever you are.

The Overdue desktop app in a native window, dark theme, showing the Today list with goals, timeline, and activity rail
Privacy

Private by default.
Shared on purpose.

  • Your list is yours. Nothing leaves your account until you add a friend, invite a coach, or publish a report.
  • Activity sharing shows the rhythm, not the raw items. People you choose can see when progress happened and a high-level summary of what moved forward, while item titles stay out of the activity feed.
  • Calm by design. Overdue shows what needs attention, supports useful reminders and shared updates, and keeps the tone practical. It helps you return to the day without turning attention into a game.
05 Get Overdue

Start today. Today, today.

Web

In your browser

The full app, hosted. Sign up and your day is waiting, no install, no card, it's free.

Start now
Desktop

Windows · macOS · Linux

A native window for the planner that lives next to your work all day.

Download for Windows Coming soon
Android

On your phone

Capture items and check circles on the move. It syncs everywhere.

Coming soon

Free. One plan, which is no plan.

06 E-ink

Also in ink.

There's an Android build optimised for e-ink tablets. High contrast, no animation, page-turn friendly. It does everything the web, desktop, and mobile apps do, and makes reading your bookmarked articles genuinely comfortable.

Coming soon
The Overdue reader on an e-ink tablet: a bookmarked article typeset for comfortable reading, with page-turn controls