Built for spicy brains

Pick one thing.
Or let the app pick for you.

Brain Dump is a to-do list for people whose brains don't follow lists. Dump everything in. Tap once. Get one task. Go.

No sign-up. No tracking. Runs in your browser.
Brain Dump
a to-do list for spicy brains
Hey. What's on your brain?
+ Brain dump
Pick one for me
Time for a treat

Why your brain might actually like this one

Most to-do apps are built for brains that don't need them. This one isn't.

Impulse → output

Turn the chaos into momentum.

That scattered, restless energy? It's fuel. Tap once and the app picks a random task. You don't have to decide — you just have to start. Impulsivity becomes productivity.

Built around the dopamine you already have.
Quiet control

You're still the one in charge.

You decide when. You set the timer. You choose what counts as "must-do" versus "treat." The app just shrinks the menu down to something your brain can actually handle.

Small choices instead of giant ones.
Lower the volume

"Urgent" stops feeling like a fire alarm.

No red badges. No streaks to lose. No 47-item dread list staring you down. Just one thing at a time, gently framed as a must-do — not an emergency.

Anxiety isn't a productivity strategy.
For the stubborn ones

Don't even tell yourself what to do.

If you can't stand being bossed around — even by yourself — let the spin decide. It's a suggestion, not an order. Don't like it? Swipe. Get another. It's a game, not a guilt trip.

Defiance is welcome here.

How it works

Three buttons. That's the whole app.

1

Dump it out

Empty your brain into two buckets: Must do and Treats. One line each. No structure required.

2

Pick one for me

Tap the button. The app shuffles and hands you one task. Don't like it? Swipe left for the next random one.

3

Set a tiny timer

5 minutes by default. Hit OK. Watch the red wedge shrink. A soft chime says you're done. Repeat or treat yourself.

"The hardest part wasn't doing the task.
It was picking the task."
— Every spicy brain, ever

Your brain dumped.
Now what?

Open it now. It lives in your browser. Nothing to install, nothing to sign up for.