Consigo

Block your distractionsuntil you get your things done.

Consigo is a to-do list and an app blocker in one. The apps that eat your precious time are blocked until you get your things done. You keep the phone.

Download on the App Store

iPhone. iOS 17 and later.

The Consigo Today screen while planning, dated Mon 17 Aug. CURRENT STREAK reads 33 days. Three draft items, Book the dentist, Wash the car and Walk the dog, and a fourth row still open, Add something. Most done shows Run 5k, Read 10 pages and Plan the day. A large HOLD TO COMMIT button sits above the tab bar.
Write today's things. Hold to start.

You sat down to get things done.

The things are in Reminders, on paper, or in your head.

The feed is on the same screen.

Twenty minutes later, the time is gone. The things are still there.

Those apps can wait until you finish.

One day, in four screens.

Every frame below is the app, not a mockup.

Swipe through the day →

  1. Write today's things

    Consigo's Today screen while planning, dated Mon 17 Aug. CURRENT STREAK reads 33 days. Three items, Book the dentist, Wash the car and Walk the dog, all marked DRAFT. A fourth row is still an open field, Add something. Most done is Run 5k, Read 10 pages, Plan the day. At the foot, Shields DOWN, not yet applied, and a HOLD TO COMMIT button.
    Before the apps are blocked

  2. They stay blocked

    The same screen after starting. The lamp reads SHIELDS UP, applied 7:52 AM. Three items, Book the dentist, Wash the car and Walk the dog, all marked OPEN.
    Blocked. Your things are still there.

  3. Check them off

    The same three items, struck through: Book the dentist done at 8:40 AM, Wash the car done at 9:02 AM, Walk the dog done at 9:25 AM. The lamp still reads SHIELDS UP. A caption reads 3 OF 3 DONE. Below it, Your streak +1 DAY, and a large button reading HOLD TO CLOSE TODAY.
    Things done. Apps still blocked until you close.

  4. Close the day

    The same day, closed. A green lamp reads RELEASED, 9:25 AM. Under it: You did it. Phone's yours. Then CURRENT STREAK 34 DAYS, and a PLAN ANOTHER SESSION plate.
    Released. The day is on the record.

You keep the phone.

Only the apps you picked are blocked.

Phone, messages, the apps you work in: those stay. The feed waits.

A blocked app goes quiet, notifications and all.

That's how this works on iPhone. Better you hear it here than mid-morning.

A to-do you can ignore is just a to-do.

Reminders sits next to Instagram. Consigo is the things and the block together. Those apps stay blocked until you get your things done, not until a clock says so.

You keep the phone. Those apps wait.

Consigo's record screen. CURRENT STREAK reads 34 DAYS (YOUR BEST). An ALL TIME block since 30 Jun lists 45 sessions completed, 93 tasks completed. Below, a month calendar for August 2026 and the start of HOURS YOU KEEP.
Every day, with its outcome

Days you got things done.

Consecutive days you wrote today's things and finished them. One day is one day, whether it held one thing or fourteen.

Days off, when you want them.

Declare the weekdays that carry no list, and specific dates too. Both free, on every plan.

The record is yours to look at.

Every session you've closed stays. No points, no gems, no mascot. You got this app to spend less time on the feed, not to play another game on it.

Consigo's shelf screen. The title reads The shelf, 2 parked. Two lines: Fix the bike light and Renew the passport, both aged today. A field reads Park something for later.
Parked. Not today's things.

A shelf for later.

Things you thought of but haven't started land here, so they stop living in some other app without becoming a pile of guilt.

It clears itself.

You choose how long a line may sit, 3 to 14 days, 10 to start. When the time is up it goes. Same on both plans.

No deadlines. On purpose.

If it has a real clock on it, it belongs in today's things.

No account. No login. Nothing we can read.

There's no signup and no login screen. Your record backs up to your own iCloud — free, on both plans — where it stays yours and we can't read it. There's no export, and no copy of it on a server of ours, because there is no server of ours. One company other than Apple does get data from the app: RevenueCat, which runs our subscriptions. Its software checks in when the app opens and every time you come back to it — for everyone, not just subscribers — and sends device and app details, including a device identifier. Never a name, never an email, never your list, your record, or which apps you block. The privacy policy sets out exactly what it sends.

Get your things done.

The free plan is a real day: two things on it, seven shelf lines, your streak, every session you've closed. Nothing to sign up for.

Download on the App Store

iPhone. iOS 17 and later.