What it looks like
Five things.
That's it.
do5 reads your inbox and calendar overnight, then gives you 5 clear priorities when you wake up. No dashboard. No decisions. Just the list.
Free for 30 days when we launch. No credit card required.
The problem
Dozens of emails, a full calendar, a to-do list longer than your lunch break. You spend the first hour deciding what to do — instead of doing it. By the time you start, half the morning is gone.
The insight
What gets identified, gets prioritised. What gets prioritised, gets done.
— Harvard Business Review, on goal attainment and daily performance
How it works
Overnight, do5 gets to work
It quietly reads your email subjects and calendar titles — nothing else — and identifies what actually matters tomorrow.
AI ranks your priorities
Major priorities (1–3) are things with real consequence. Maintenance tasks (4–5) are everything else. The AI learns the difference over time.
You wake up ready
Your do5 is waiting at 5am. Five things. No decisions required. Start with number one.
It learns what you actually do
Swipe a task away as “not done” and do5 notices. Turn the same one down three times and it asks outright whether to stop suggesting it — then never brings it back. Most tools nag harder; this one takes the hint.
The method
do5 doesn't invent a way to rank your day. It applies three ideas that were already well understood — and does the tedious part for you, every night.
The Eisenhower Matrix
Urgent and important are not the same thing, and urgent work only feels important. Every task is sorted by both. The quiet, important work outranks whatever is shouting — that's the whole trap the matrix exists to expose. Tasks that are neither urgent nor important never reach your list at all.
80/20, kept honest by scarcity
Roughly a fifth of your work drives most of the value. do5 marks at most three tasks a day as priorities, and only when they trace to a goal you stated yourself. The limit is the point: if everything can be a priority, nothing is.
SMART goals
Your goals get turned into plans that are Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant and Timely — the framework set out by Harvard Health. A goal with no finish line can't be worked toward, so do5 asks until there is one.
What it looks like
Built for founders, freelancers and PMs —
anyone whose morning starts in an inbox.
Join the waitlist. Free for 30 days when we launch.
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