Tasks for the two of you.

Three small things, on purpose.

Celebrate.

When your person checks something off, you get a quiet ping. Tap to send an emoji rain across their screen. That's it. No streaks, no points, no leaderboards. Just a moment of attention from someone who noticed.

Remind.

You set the reminders you'd want anyway — but the alarm goes to them, not you. They tap once to send it your way. You hear from a person, not a machine. If they don't tap, you don't get reminded. That's the feature.

Nudge.

When something on their list slips past due, you can poke gently. A small wave. A short note, if you want. Soft pressure from the only person allowed to give it.

Why one other person.

TwoDid pairs are strictly one-to-one. No groups, no families with five members, no co-worker channels. The product takes a stance: encouragement is louder when it comes from one person who knows your day.

That person is whoever your life actually overlaps with. Some pairs we expect:

• Partners sharing groceries, chores, plans, weekends.
• Roommates running a household together.
• Best friends keeping each other honest.
• Parents and adult kids checking in across time zones.
• Siblings, cofounders, anyone whose to-dos touch yours.

What you won't find here.

No streaks. No XP. No badges. No coins. No leaderboards. No system-generated reminders that buzz the phone on a schedule because a server decided to. The notifications come from a person, when that person taps. If they don't tap, nothing buzzes. That's by design.

Coming to iPhone.

Currently in private beta on TestFlight. Public release on the App Store soon. Questions, ideas, or beta access requests: support@twodid.app.