Type what tasks are on your plate. Dare gives you 3 tasks to focus on today. No setup. No streaks.
Today
Three to start
Start here
Send the proposal draft
Reply to the follow-up
Outline the launch page
→ Launch the studio site
Not this
Keep planning instead of starting
Started
Proposal draft sent
Still waiting
“I'll start when the plan is ready”
Why this exists
This isn't for picking among a pile of good options. It's for the day you already know what matters and still open the laptop in planning mode.
Another setup
Rebuilding tags, views, and another system is often how the real task stays unstarted. The setup becomes the day’s work.
What Dare does
Nothing to configure. You type what tasks are on your plate and start with three.
Still in your head
You’ve already decided what matters. The day still goes to circling, delaying, or doing everything except that.
What Dare does
You put it down. You get three for today. You start. Dare doesn’t decide what matters — you already did.
Waiting for the right moment
You wait for a tighter plan, a clearer week, or a longer stretch of time. The thing you already care about stays unstarted.
What Dare does
Today is three tasks, not a better plan. You start with those.
How it works
No setup. No new system to maintain. You write the tasks that are waiting, and today is those three.
Write it down
Put the tasks that are actually waiting in front of you — not a rebuilt system, not a longer list.
Three for today
Today is only those three. You still choose what goes in — Dare does not decide what matters.
Start
The point is to start the work you already know matters — not to rank a backlog or build another setup.
Write
Type what tasks are on your plate.
Today
Three tasks to focus on.
Start
No setup first.
Ready
No setup. Today is three tasks you already know matter.
FAQ
You type what tasks are on your plate. Dare gives you 3 tasks to focus on today. No setup. No streaks. It’s for people who already know what matters and still haven’t started.
Keep whatever you already use to store work. Dare is for the part that’s hard: starting. You don’t build tags, views, or another system. You type the tasks that are waiting and work today’s three.
No. There’s an optional reminder if you want one. Dare is not built to shame you back in if a day slips.
No. There are no streaks, no badges, no gamification. You type what tasks are on your plate and focus on three tasks today — that’s the product.
No. You already know what matters. Dare gives you three tasks to start today. You have final say over what those three are.
There’s nothing to build. No databases, views, or tagging system to keep up. You type what tasks are on your plate, start with three, and that’s the day.
