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A personal todo app, now in early access

Make space for what matters.

Allen is a focused place to create, update, and delete the tasks that matter to you—without turning your day into another project to manage.

Free to use during early access. No credit card or complicated setup.

Your list, your pace

Plan the week
Send the proposal
Take a walk

One clean list gives your day a little more breathing room. Your tasks stay private to your account.

Built for the everyday list

Less overhead. A clearer next step.

Capture quickly

Write down a task before it slips away, then get back to what you were doing.

Keep it personal

Your list belongs to your account, so it stays separate from everyone else’s work.

See progress

Check tasks off, edit them as plans change, and see what is still ahead at a glance.

How Allen works

A simple loop for getting things done.

  1. 01

    Create a task

    Add what needs your attention in a single, focused list.

  2. 02

    Update as you go

    Rename a task or mark it complete when your plans change.

  3. 03

    Clear what is done

    Delete finished or no-longer-needed tasks to keep your list useful.

Plans for early access

Start free. Help shape what comes next.

The Free plan gives you the core Allen task workflow with no credit card. A future paid plan will open through the early-access list; we will share the details only when it is ready to use.

View pricing and early access

Early access, honestly

Allen is new, and that is intentional.

There are no invented testimonials or inflated numbers here. The first people using Allen help us learn what makes a personal task list genuinely useful.

Questions

A few helpful answers.

What can I do in Allen today?
Create tasks, change their titles, mark them complete, and delete them when they are no longer useful.
Is Allen free?
The core task list is free during early access. You can review the current plan and join the paid-plan early-access list on the pricing page.
Are my tasks visible to other people?
No. Tasks are scoped to the account that creates them, and another signed-in account cannot view or change them.
Where can I follow the product?
Read the Allen journal for honest product updates and notes from early access.

Keep up with Allen.

Join the early-access list for real product updates. We will not claim a launch date or email confirmation we cannot provide.