Todoist.com and Todoi.com are different.

One is a power tool. The other is the manual you wish you’d read before using power tools near your life. – And they will soon provide a task manager as well!

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todoist.com = Big shiny app 

• Full SaaS product: apps everywhere, teams, integrations, AI, pricing, the works.

• Built to do your tasks: labels, filters, due dates, comments, karma, etc.

• Famous, heavily linked, algorithm-approved. You type “todois” wrong once and every search engine lunges to “fix” it.

Todoist is infrastructure.

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todoi.com = Opinionated guide (and soon also a new to-do app)

• Not an app. No signup. No upsell.

• A clear, practical guide on how to design a reliable to-do system in any tool.

• Talks about:

  • which lists you actually need,

  • how to write tasks so you’ll do them,

  • how to review so your system doesn’t rot.

• Voice: human, slightly teasing, zero buzzword fluff.

• They’re working on their own task manager (to-do app)

Sneek peak of a prototype:

 

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Why Todoi is Annoyingly Hard to Find 🔍

Search engines see:

todoi → “oh, you meant todoist ❤️”

Because:

• One-letter typo.

• Todoist is a huge brand with strong signals.

• Algorithms are trained to autocorrect toward the popular thing.

Result: even when you really mean todoi.com, you get gently herded back to Todoist like a lost sheep.

Tip: type todoi.com directly or search for “todoi.com” in quotes.