The Problem with Modern Todo Lists

Most task applications encourage users to dump hundreds of backlog items into an endless list. Over days and weeks, that list becomes an intimidating graveyard of postponed desires, resulting in guilt, avoidance, and chronic decision fatigue.

When everything is urgent, nothing gets finished. We created GettingPace to offer an intentional alternative: a clean, sequential, 24-hour daily momentum canvas.

The GettingPace Core Philosophy

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Strict Sequencing

Order represents intention. By numbering and prioritizing tasks sequentially, you eliminate second-guessing about what to work on next.

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Auto-Sinking Momentum

When you finish a task, it gracefully sinks down beneath remaining active tasks. Your immediate visual horizon remains uncluttered.

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Daily Reset Cadence

Each day is a clean slate. With our configurable reset timer, checked tasks uncheck automatically so you can maintain steady daily habits without manually wiping your board.

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Ceremony & Streaks

Finishing your day deserves genuine celebration. Our physics-driven confetti ceremony and daily flame streak tracker provide positive reinforcement.

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Privacy & Offline First Architecture

GettingPace is engineered with a strict local-first privacy architecture. All your tasks, custom schedules, reminder settings, and streak metrics are stored directly in your browser's persistent storage.

No mandatory accounts, no backend tracking of your private to-do list, and zero external database dependencies. Your daily priorities belong solely to you.

How to Get the Most Out of GettingPace

  • Limit to 3-6 Key Priorities Daily: Focus on high-leverage tasks rather than micro-trivia.
  • Adjust Your Reset Schedule: If you are an early riser, set your reset time to 04:00 AM or 05:00 AM. Night owls can set it to 02:00 AM or 03:00 AM.
  • Install on Mobile via PWA: Tap the "Install App" button or use your mobile browser's "Add to Home Screen" option for instant fullscreen access.
  • Utilize Reminders: Click the 3-dot menu on any task to schedule time alerts for time-sensitive commitments.

Contact & Community

Have questions, feedback, or ideas for improving GettingPace? We would love to hear from you. You can reach out directly via our official community addresses: