“I don't need another app showing me everything I'm behind on.” Colleen, who made Boone

One card. Then the next.

Boone turns your to-do list into a short stack of picture cards. You only see the top one. Do it, flick it away, and another shows up.

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Long lists make you freeze? You only see one card.

Tired of apps that keep score? Miss a day. Boone doesn't notice.

Boone the walrus reading on his dock by the water — **Morning shift.***Nothing's urgent.*

Meet Boone.

A walrus of few words.

Boone works on the dock while you work through your cards. He nods when you finish one. At night he dozes off.

He doesn't comment.

Take Out Trash is three jobs.

Break it down splits a big card into small ones. You can edit the steps before you keep them.

Take Out Trash

Tie up the trash bag

Carry it to the outside bin

Put a new bag in the can

A sticker book page called Harbor Nights with nine of twelve stickers collected

Stickers for showing up.

Each day you open Boone, a sticker is waiting. Cards you finish often earn silver, gold and holo edges in your Binder.

Nothing to lose. Nothing to buy.

I created Boone because I know what it feels like to have so much to do and still struggle to start. I need something that helps me figure out what to do next, especially when I'm overwhelmed and everyone needs something from me.

Boone is the support I wish I had: help getting through my day without making me feel worse about having a hard time.

Colleen, who made Boone

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Android. About 10 minutes a day for 2 weeks. Free. Adults 18+ in the US.

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Your cards stay on your phone. No account. Boone works offline, except Break it down, which asks first before it ever sends a card's name to our AI helper.