Slow Clap

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Slow Clap is a chores and to-do app with someone in your corner. Check something off and your hype person makes a big deal of it: confetti, a chime, and a line only they would say.

Sir JD is proud of you. Chud is smug about it. You pick.

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  • Take out the trash
  • Fold the laundry
  • Do the dishes
  • Call the dentist
Sir JD, a smiling bearded man with curly hair

A to-do list that fits how chores actually go

Type it the way you'd say it

Write a task like a text message and the app picks out the rest.

Mow the lawn every saturday #yard Due SaturdayRepeats weeklyYard

Repeats that match real life

Count the next one from the day you finished (water the ferns three days after you last did) or keep a fixed schedule (every Saturday). A late chore never comes back already overdue.

Big jobs, small steps

Break a task into a short checklist. The card shows your progress, and bigger tasks get bigger celebrations.

A streak that's fair

A ring shows how much of today you've finished, and a streak counts days in a row. Today doesn't break your streak until the day is over.

Home and work, kept apart

Two tabs, each with its own lists, ring and streak. Work stays at work.

Loud when you want it

Sound and surprises can be switched off on each device, and everything quiets down when your phone asks for reduced motion. Add it to your home screen and it opens like an app.

Pick your hype person

Same chores, same checkmarks, a very different reaction. You can switch any time.

Sir JD, a smiling bearded man with curly hair on a blue background

Sir JD

Earnest. Proud of you. Possibly too proud.

  • Done! I felt that one in my beard.
  • Ten out of ten. No notes. Well, one note: do another one.
  • Stop the presses. Somebody alert a newspaper. Any newspaper.
Hear Sir JD
Chud, a line drawing of a smiling face with glasses and a stubble beard

Chud

Smug. Terminally online. Roasts you, then calls it based.

  • Unironically great. Don't get used to me saying that.
  • We're so back. One task ago, it was over. Now look at us.
  • Lock in. You locked in. Took you three business days, but you locked in.
Hear Chud

And about one finished task in five brings a surprise: a barrel roll, a parade, a disco ball.

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