Finish the list. Get your evening back.
A todo list
you can actually finish.
Exeqte takes your endless backlog and gives you only what fits in today's focus hours. No more 47-item lists. No more guilt at midnight. Just a short, honest plan — and real peace of mind when it's done.
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today
- Ship pricing page copy1h
- Review investor deck45m
- Reply to Maya45m
today
- Ship pricing copy1h
- Investor deck45m
- Reply to Maya45m
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Trusted by founders, makers, and senior ICs who were tired of losing their evenings.
Your todo list isn't helping you. It's burying you.
You open it in the morning. Forty things stare back. You pick the easiest one. By 6pm the important work is still there, and so is the dread. Tomorrow you do it again.
Endless lists, endless guilt
Every uncrossed item feels like a personal failure. The list grows faster than you can clear it.
No idea what fits today
You commit to 12 tasks for an 8-hour day. By noon you know it won't happen. The panic starts.
Long hours, wrong things
You stay late, but the urgent crowds out the important. Burnout. Repeat.
The shift
Less list. More life.
Four small shifts that change how your week feels. Same work. Less weight.
- 47 open tasks staring at you
- Working until 9pm to feel productive
- Important work pushed another week
- Sunday dread, Monday paralysis
- 3 tasks, sized to today
- Closing the laptop at 6, done
- Priority work shipped first
- A weekly rhythm that holds
How it works
Set it up once. Get a fresh list every day.
Setup takes five minutes. After that, Exeqte builds your daily list automatically — so you just open the app and start.
Set your focus hours
Tell Exeqte the time blocks each week where you actually do deep work. Mornings before standup. Wednesday afternoons. Whatever is real for you. This becomes your honest capacity — not what you wish you had.
Your focus hours
Dump your tasks. Tag priority and duration.
Add everything on your mind. For each task, give it a rough duration and a priority flag. Exeqte uses both to decide what makes it into today and what waits.
Everything on your mind
- Ship pricing page copy60m
- Review investor deck45m
- Reply to Maya45m
- Quarterly planning doc90m
- Update LinkedIn20m
- Read Stripe report30m
- Cancel old SaaS15m
Get a daily list that fits your focus hours
Every morning, Exeqte hands you the shortest list that fills today's focus blocks. Highest priority first. The rest waits, peacefully — until there's room for it.
today
- Ship pricing copy60m
- Investor deck45m
- Reply to Maya45m
- Planning doc90m
- Stripe report30m
Who it's for
Built for people who care — maybe too much.
Founders
Twenty fires, one of you. Exeqte protects the work that actually moves the company.
Independent makers
No boss to shield you from yourself. Stop coding until midnight. Ship on a sustainable rhythm.
Senior ICs
Stakeholders pile on. Exeqte makes your real capacity visible — so the right things ship.
ADHD brains
Big lists shut you down. A short, finishable list lets you actually start.
Recovering perfectionists
You don't need more discipline. You need fewer commitments. Exeqte enforces them for you.
Anyone post-burnout
Coming back from collapse means working differently. A bounded day, every day.
Success stories
Fewer hours. More shipped.
I used to end every week feeling like I lost. Now I close my laptop at 5 because the list says I'm done. I've shipped more in two months than the previous six.
The first week I trusted the daily list, I felt guilty. By week three I realized the important work was actually getting done. The guilt was the problem, not the proof.
As an ADHD founder I'd open my todo app and freeze. Three tasks I can finish? My brain can do that. The compounding is unreal.
Use cases
Works for every kind of day.
Some days you have eight hours of focus. Some days you have two. Exeqte adapts your list to the day in front of you — so the plan is always honest.
Launch week
Set short focus blocks. Exeqte trims your list to a realistic five tasks instead of an aspirational fifteen. You ship without breaking.
Heavy meeting days
Two hours of focus is two hours. Your list shrinks accordingly. You stop pretending you'll get six hours of deep work between calls.
Building a habit back
Returning from burnout? Start with one-hour focus blocks. Watch the list shrink to match. Rebuild trust with yourself.
Stakeholder chaos
When everything is urgent, priority flags decide. The high-priority work lands first. The rest waits — visibly, honestly.
Pricing
Calm productivity should not cost a fortune.
Free forever
Because Exeqte just launched. No credit card required.
No setup fees. Cancel anytime.
Tonight, close your laptop done.
Plan your week in five minutes. Trust the daily list. Stop trading your evenings for tasks that were never going to fit anyway.
Free to start. Takes five minutes to set up.