Today
Pick one thing. That’s already enough.
A long list is a wall. Stepwise keeps it short, and never shows you more than the next gentle step.
Can’t decide? Just dump it in — sorting it out is Stepwise’s job, not yours.
Nothing here yet — that’s okay.
Adding one tiny task above is a perfectly fine start. You can break it into kind, small steps on the next screen.
Task
Deep clean the kitchen
Big tasks are just small steps wearing a trench coat.
Stepwise will split this into kind, concrete steps with gentle time estimates. You can edit every step afterwards — you stay in charge.
Break steps: write them like any step. Prefix the line with break: to mark a break.
Step 1 of 5
Put on music you like and set a 5-minute timer
about 5 minutes
Skipping isn’t failing. Momentum matters more than perfection.
Peek at the remaining steps
That’s a win. 🌱
Take one breath before the next one. No rush.
Your wins
Every checked box counts.
Especially the small ones. This is the trail your finished steps leave behind.
The trail
Latest wins
No wins yet. Your first one is one small step away.
Your data, your device
Stepwise stores everything locally in your browser. No accounts, no clouds, no spying.
The wall
This is how a normal to-do list can feel.
For an ADHD, dyslexic or anxious brain, “one task” is rarely one task — and a wall of items stops being a plan and becomes a verdict.
Stepwise refuses to show you this wall.
It breaks the wall into pebbles, hands you exactly one pebble at a time, and keeps the rest politely out of sight.
Try the calm version →