Done For Me
lead
engineer
Overview
Done For Me transforms brain dumps into organized, prioritized daily plans. Users type or record everything on their mind—tasks, errands, bills, household items—and the system automatically sorts them into categories, suggests timing, and creates a realistic plan for today. The product handles the mental load of deciding what to do next, helping busy adults and household managers prevent life admin from slipping through the cracks.
Mission
Done For Me — Initial Plan
What we're building
Done For Me is an overwhelm-first personal-organization assistant. A user dumps everything on their mind by typing or recording it; the product turns that unstructured brain dump into a realistic, prioritized plan for today. It can organize items into errands, bills, calls, shopping, household tasks, family tasks, and recurring work, while making rescheduling feel automatic instead of creating another list to manage.
The product is planning support, not an autonomous agent that makes purchases, sends messages, schedules appointments, or moves money without explicit user action and confirmation.
Who it's for
Busy, overwhelmed adults—especially household managers and parents—who need help deciding what to do next and keeping life admin from slipping through the cracks. The initial experience should be useful for one person while making shared household planning a natural future extension.
How it could make money
Working pricing hypothesis, not current revenue: a free tier for basic tasks and scheduling, plus a paid tier targeted around $7.99/month for AI organization, voice brain dumps, automatic rescheduling, shared accounts, location-based errands, bill reminders, and smart recurring tasks. An annual option around $59/year is also a hypothesis to validate. No paid product or real revenue is established yet.