One task at a time.
A macOS menu bar app for working through your day one task at a time. Paste your list, hit start, and the menu bar shows only the next thing. When you're done, the next one appears.
Paste or type one task per line. That's your stack for the day.
Only the current task appears in your menu bar. Everything else is hidden until you need it.
Click done (or use a keyboard shortcut). The next task slides in. Pause, skip, or take a break whenever you need to.
At the end of the stack you get a log of what you did, how long each task took, and your total focus time.
Task managers show you everything at once. That's the problem. Doing Focus sits in the menu bar and shows you one thing — the next task you need to do. No projects, no labels, no inbox. Just: what are you doing right now?
Not yet. It's a native macOS app built with Electron. I might port it someday, but right now it's Mac only.
Both. There's a separate download for each architecture. Pick the one that matches your Mac.
No. Your tasks live locally on your Mac. Nothing leaves your machine. There's no account and nothing to sign up for.
Yes. Like Inbox Focus, it's small enough that giving it away costs me nothing.