Watch doMahan in 60 seconds
A one-minute film showing how doMahan works. Swipe sticky notes done, add reminders by voice, track spending in any currency and keep a daily journal, all in one free Android app.
What does the video show?
In one minute, the film walks through a normal day in doMahan:
- 0:00 A to-do list that turns into a guilt list by 11 am, the problem doMahan was built for.
- 0:06 Your day as a small stack of colourful sticky notes.
- 0:11 Swipe a note up when it is done and down when it is not.
- 0:19 Saying a task out loud instead of typing it, in your own words and language.
- 0:29 Groceries, daily tasks, spending in any currency, a calendar of how each day went, and a daily journal page.
- 0:41 Streaks that grow from small wins.
- 0:45 Works offline, no ads, and your notes stay yours.
Transcript
Every morning starts with a perfect plan. By eleven, it's a guilt list.
Meet doMahan. Your whole day, on sticky notes.
Swipe up when it's done. Swipe down when it's not. That's it.
Or just say it, the way you talk.
Groceries. Daily tasks. What you spent, in any currency. A calendar that shows how every day really went. And a quiet page to write it all down.
Small wins become streaks.
It works offline. No ads. And your notes stay yours.
doMahan. Your whole day, on sticky notes. Free on Google Play.
Want to try it? doMahan is free and in testing on Google Play. Join the beta, or read the questions and answers first.
How long is the doMahan video?
About 60 seconds. It shows the main ideas of the app, swiping notes done or not done, adding tasks by voice, the shopping list, expenses, the calendar, streaks and the journal.
Is the video on YouTube?
Yes. You can also watch it on YouTube at youtu.be/jsLWStYSCzo, and the doMahan channel is youtube.com/@domahanapp.
Where can I get the app shown in the video?
doMahan is a free Android app in closed testing on Google Play before its public launch. You can join the test from domahan.com/beta.