Let your errands find you
Pin a list to the place it belongs. When you — or anyone in your circle — gets close to it, the list opens itself.
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Reminders fire at a time you guessed weeks ago. You are in a meeting, or driving, or nowhere near the shop — so you swipe it away and it comes back tomorrow. Outodo waits at the door instead, and it doesn’t care which of you shows up.
What people pin first
What changes when the list has an address
The map is the list
Tap a point, name it, add items. No folders to maintain, no due date you have to invent for something with no deadline.
Whoever is closest
Family, riding crew, just you. A shared pin goes to the first person who gets near it, so the errand lands on whoever was already out.
You set how close
100 metres for the corner shop, 2km for a whole neighbourhood. Per pin, not one global setting you end up fighting.
The weekly shop refills itself
Mark a pin weekly and its ticked items come back on schedule. Nothing gets retyped.
The place does the remembering.
Three taps, then forget it
Tap the shop
One popup, one button. Ten seconds from the sofa, and you never have to say the words out loud.
Type what you need
Or pull last week’s list from history, or hand it something already sitting in your Inbox.
Someone walks past it
Their phone opens the list at 200 metres. They tick items off. You watch the pin count drop to zero.
Questions
A todo app fires on a time you guessed. Outodo fires on arrival. The list is attached to a point on the map, and it stays quiet until someone in the circle is close enough to do something about it.
No. Just Me is the default circle and nothing in it leaves your phone. Sharing is something you turn on per circle, and pins you make while a shared circle is active belong to that circle.
Per pin, either anyone in the circle — whoever arrives first — or one named person. That setting lives on the pin, not the group.
You choose the trigger radius per pin, from 100m for a corner shop up to 2km for a whole neighbourhood. The default is 300m.
They go to the Inbox — one tap from the map, no location needed. Leave them there forever, or hand one to a pin later.
Geofencing runs on your device. We store your lists and your circles, never a history of your movements.
Nothing through the beta, and no card to enter. If a paid tier arrives later, every pin and list you made stays yours and the free tier keeps working.
Early access opens to everyone on the list the day the app is ready. Join and you get one email that day.
Get it the day it opens
Free through the beta. No card, no drip campaign — one email the day it opens, and one unsubscribe link if you change your mind.