01 · Tasks
One shelf. Three kinds of time.
Quick, Medium, and Focus lanes keep the choice realistic. Six tasks get rollable seats; everything else waits in the queue without disappearing.
Quick
Medium
Focus
Roll & Do
Roll the dice. Do the task.
When choosing is the hardest part
Stop deciding.
Start rolling.
Roll & Do is a task and hobby app for decision paralysis. Choose the time and energy you have. Roll among six realistic tasks. Start the one it picks — with one guilt-free veto.
Free during early testing. No credit card and no streaks. Signing in with Google shares only your name, email address, and profile picture — your Google Calendar stays untouched unless you switch it on.
Try it without signing in
Give one tiny decision to the die.
Pick the amount of time you have, then roll among six realistic options. This sample does not save anything.
?
- 1Reply to Sarah's email
- 2Refill your desk water bottle
- 3Call Dr. Lee to book a checkup
- 4Put away the five books on the table
- 5Send Marcus the August invoice
- 6Walk once around your block
How it works
One roll is enough to get moving.
Pick your lane
Quick, Medium, or Focus — chosen from the time and energy you actually have, not from how important something sounds.
Roll the die
Six tasks compete, never more. Roll on screen or with a real die on your desk; both are equally valid.
Begin
A roll means start, not finish. Starting is the whole win — and you always keep one unconditional veto.
Inside Roll & Do
Structure without another priority system.
02 · Hobbies
Play without weighing every option.
Keep up to six hobbies in rotation, roll one, and give it an hour. Paused hobbies move to a shelf. Shelving is not quitting.
Reading
Making
Drawing
Open seat
03 · Evidence
A cookie for finishing. Nothing to maintain.
No quota, score, or streak to break. The jar simply fills with evidence that you did things, one finished task at a time. Every two hundred seals a Bakery Jar for the shelf, and each one still opens to show exactly which tasks filled it.
Shake the jarGo on — the sample cookies have physics.
04 · Looking back
Where the time went, not how you scored.
See every lane at once, or only work, or only life. History shows hours by category rather than tasks per week — there is no number here that can be too low.
Quick2h 10m
Medium5h 45m
Focus3h 30m
05 · Optional
Your calendar, if you want the receipt.
Finished tasks can write themselves to Google Calendar with the time they took. Off unless you switch it on. Roll & Do creates the finished-task event and never reads, edits, or deletes what is already there.
Thursday
1:15pm
Pay the bills3 min
3:40pm
Walk with a friend52 min
6:02pm
Empty the dishwasher11 min
What Roll & Do will never do
- Rank your tasks by importance
- Count a streak, or punish you for breaking one
- Send a notification you didn't ask for
Your board, saved privately
Google signs you in. That's all.
Roll & Do is a web application for deciding what to work on next. Signing in creates your account and lets your tasks, hobbies, and journal notes follow you between devices.
Roll & Do receives only your name, email address, and profile picture. It cannot access Gmail, Drive, Contacts, or any other Google service, and it never posts on your behalf.
Adding finished tasks to your Google Calendar is the one exception, and it is off until you turn it on. Doing so asks Google for permission separately — signing in never grants it — and Roll & Do uses that permission only to create the finished-task event. It never reads, edits, or deletes existing events. You can disconnect it at any time.
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Your next task can be easier to choose
Ready to stop negotiating with your list?
Give the next decision to the die.