No due dates
A task is either live now or scheduled for a day — anchored to one timezone, so a scheduled day means the same thing on every phone.
Tasks that travel by phone number
Shared tasks,
Shared tasks,
without the workspace.
Assign a task to any contact, they get a push, you talk it through inside the task, and one tap closes it.
- Sign in with your phone number
- No email, no password
- iPhone and Android
Arrived from a text?
Someone assigned you a task.
You're in the right place. Install Godokio, sign in with the number they texted, and the task is already waiting — along with everything else they've sent you.
Four taps from thought to done.
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Pick a person
Assign it to any connected contact — one task, one owner, so there's never a question about who's on it.
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2
They get a push
"Amit assigned: Call the plumber." No workspace to join, no project to set up first. Just the task, on their phone.
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3
Talk inside the task
Every task carries its own thread, so the back-and-forth about the plumber lives with the plumber.
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One tap closes it
Tick it off and the person who asked gets told. Done tasks fold away on their own after thirty days.
Per-task chat
The conversation lives with the task.
Photos, times, second thoughts — all of it in the thread attached to the thing itself, not buried in a chat app three days up. Messages land in real time on both phones.
Scheduling
A day, not a deadline.
Pick the day a task should show up and it stays yours until then — the other person sees nothing on their list, because the database won't hand it over early.
Opinionated where it matters.
Scheduled stays private
Plan someone's Tuesday on Sunday and they see it Tuesday. Enforced by the database, not hidden by the app.
Phone numbers, not accounts
Assign to a number that has never heard of Godokio. When they sign up, the task is already theirs.
Photos in the thread
Send the picture of the part you need, or the receipt, right where the task is.
Real-time both ways
Ticks, messages, and new tasks appear on the other phone as they happen.
Fine on your own
Not every task needs a second person. Keep one for yourself and it sits in the same list, closed by the same tap.
Two people, one list,
no meetings about the list.
Free while it's small. Sign in with a phone number and start assigning.