Your tasks are a deck of cards. Play one at a time.

One Job shows you a single card. Do the thing, swipe it away, and the next card is waiting. That's the whole idea — and it turns out to be enough.

Free · works offline · no account, no tracking — your tasks never leave your device

The deck: one task card, face up
One card at a time
Inside a card: its own small deck of sub-tasks
Cards hold decks of their own
The Done pile, one of three rooms finished cards move through
Finished work has a place

How it works

One card, face up

Swipe right when it's done. Swipe left to send it to the bottom of the deck for later. Tap to read the whole card. No lists, no badges, no guilt.

Go into the card

Any card can hold its own little deck. Break the big thing into small things and play them the same way — as deep as the work actually goes. A card won't call itself done while its inside is unfinished.

Nothing is a dead end

Finished cards move through Done, Archive, and Trash — and every move works in both directions. Un-do a completion, restore from trash, change your mind. Deleting forever takes a deliberate, confirmed step. Nothing else is permanent.

Local-first, on purpose

One Job is quiet software. It has no server watching you work, no account to create, and nothing to sell about your day.

Your deck lives on your device and works offline. Backup and restore are built in — a plain file you can keep anywhere — and the app nudges you when your last backup is getting old.

  • No account. Open it and start.
  • No tracking. No analytics, no ads, nothing phones home.
  • Offline. Airplane mode is fully supported territory.
  • Your data is a file. Export it, keep it, import it anywhere.
  • Installable. Add it to your home screen and it feels native.

Get One Job

Web app

Available now

Runs in any modern browser. On a phone, use “Add to Home Screen” for the full app experience — it installs like a native app and works offline.

Open in your browser →

iPhone & iPad

In beta

The native iOS app is in TestFlight now, headed for the App Store. If you'd like to help test, we'd love to have you.

Ask for a beta invite →

Android

In the works

The Android build exists and signing is ready — it's waiting on its first round of testers before a Play Store listing.

Volunteer to test →

Where it's headed

A canvas of decks side by side. Two-way sync with the task systems your work already lives in. Cards dealt to you by your own agents. The roadmap is public — including the parts we haven't figured out yet.

Read the roadmap