
OneList
One Simple List for All Your Tasks
So since launching a couple of days ago I've had around 10 people try the app . This is not a bad start as something obviously compelled them to click the "Try now" button.
However predictably nobody has chosen to save their account (where they supply an email address and password), and I've received no feedback.
With this in mind I've added two small features today:
A banner at the top of the page that remains when the user is using a demo account, prompting them to save their account.
A feedback widget accessed by the speech bubble icon at the bottom right. I was going to use some SaaS solution for this, but a quick search didn't find anything suitable with a free plan, so I implemented my own. I already have an admin dashboard so the feedback will be shown there.

I built OneList, a super simple to-do list to help people stay focused without getting lost in a million features. Most task managers feel bloated, so I wanted something that’s just one list—clear, easy, and distraction-free.
What makes it different?
One simple list – No folders, no extra fluff.
Focus Mode – A built-in Pomodoro-style timer to help you stay on task.
Color-coded organization – Sort tasks visually, without the mess.
Instant access – No sign-up required, just open and start.
Any feedback gratefully received...
Would you use this?
What’s missing?
Anything confusing or annoying?
Try it here: https://useonelist.com
Let me know what you think—brutal honesty totally welcome!
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I built OneList because most to-do apps feel overwhelming. They add complexity with too many features, making it harder to focus. OneList exists to offer a beautifully simple, distraction-free way to manage tasks,

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