To-do → Done
One simple list. Start alone, invite people when it becomes a project. No boards. No training.
Today in Tuduvia
Team tasks, clear ownership.
Assign onboarding buddy
Liam
Review Q3 report draft
Priya
Book venue for offsite
Carlos
Pay electricity bill
You
Buy groceries for week
You
Call landlord about leak
You
The problem
Most task apps become the task.
Tasks vanish inside chat, notes, and memory.
Boards look powerful, then nobody updates them.
Non-IT people avoid tools that feel like software training.
Team leaders waste time asking who finished what.
How it works
From personal to-do to team project in three moves.
Write the task
Capture the thing that must happen without building a project first.
Add the owner
Keep it personal, or invite people when the task becomes shared.
Finish and move on
Complete tasks from a simple list, with undo when a tap happens too fast.
Who it is for
Simple enough for anyone. Useful enough for real work.
Personal users
For anyone who wants the simplest possible list for daily life.
Students
Turn group assignments into clear parts without confusing classmates.
Families
Keep home tasks, bills, shopping, and repairs from disappearing.
Small businesses
Assign daily work without teaching staff a project management tool.
Non-IT teams
If a person can read a message, they can understand their Tuduvia tasks.
Temporary groups
Create a team for one project, finish the work, and move on.
Features
Everything points to done.
Personal first
Use Tuduvia as your own simple to-do list before you invite anyone.
Temporary teams
School, home, friends, neighbors, business, or events can become short-lived teams.
Clear ownership
Assign tasks so every person knows exactly what belongs to them.
Notifications
Keep task changes, invites, due work, and comments visible.
Comments
Keep decisions and small updates beside the task instead of buried in chat.
Files
Attach useful context when a task needs a document, screenshot, or reference.
Undo mistakes
Accidentally completed a task? Bring it back before the moment passes.
Mobile friendly
Open, read, assign, and finish work cleanly from a phone.
Use cases
Start from the page that sounds like your life.
Personal users
A to-do list you do not have to learn.
Students
Run a school project without confusing your group.
Families and homes
One simple place for home tasks everyone keeps forgetting.
Small business owners
Small business tasks without project-management complexity.
Non-IT teams
Task management for teams that do not speak software.
Temporary teams
Create a temporary team, finish the work, move on.
All features free.
Personal tasks, team tasks, comments, files, and notifications — all included.
No fake proof.
We earn trust through the product, not invented testimonials.
Works on your phone.
Open, read, assign, finish. Clean on mobile browsers.
FAQ
Simple answers.
Is Tuduvia only for teams?
No. Tuduvia starts as a simple personal to-do list. Team features appear only when you invite people.
Why no boards?
Most people don't need columns and setup rituals. They need a clear task, a clear owner, and a clear finish.
Is Tuduvia really free?
Yes. All features are free — personal tasks, team tasks, comments, files, notifications, and mobile access. No hidden fees.
Can non-technical people use it?
That's the entire point. Tuduvia is built for people who want simple tasks, not software training.
Make the next task visible.
Start with one task. Invite people only when the work becomes shared.
