If you can read, you can use it. No login, no clutter and nothing to learn. Open it and start. Use it for everyday tasks, or to run your jobs if you work for yourself.
Most task apps keep adding. eazie keeps taking away, until only what you need is left.
One screen, plain words and four clear steps. There is nothing to learn.
See how simple →Every button says what it does. No hidden menus and no jargon.
Adjustable text size, strong contrast and eazie mode. Designed with dementia and Alzheimer's in mind.
eazie for older adults →Open it and start typing. Nothing to set up, and it opens offline after your first visit.
A title is all it takes. Due dates, repeats and notes are there only if you want them.
What is (and isn't) in eazie →Anything due pulses on screen, so it is hard to miss. Yellow when it is coming up, red when it is overdue.
Three sizes, switched with one tap at the top of the screen. Bigger text, bigger buttons.



One tap makes the screen calmer: slightly larger, no animation, and the extras like job numbers are hidden.


A soft yellow pulse for tasks due today or tomorrow. A bright red pulse when something is overdue.


For one-man-band tradies, eazie is job tracking with everything taken out except what you use. Add a job, move it from New to Doing to Waiting (on a quote approval or materials) to Done. Notes and a timeline remember everything. A week view shows what is on, day by day. No login, no integrations.
Customer, quote, location, due date, a one-tap Call and a one-tap Map. Nothing else to learn.


Tap + New task and write what you need to do. That is the only thing required.
New, Doing, Waiting or Done. The colours match, and each one has its name on it.
Finished tasks move to Done. Add a due date, a repeat or a reminder-ahead only if you want one.
No. There is nothing to sign up for and no password to remember.
On your own device, in your browser. We never see it. You can save a backup file and restore it on another device. See the privacy policy.
Yes. After your first visit it opens offline.
Yes, but each device keeps its own separate list.
No. Items that are due today, tomorrow or overdue pulse on screen when you open it.
It is designed to be as simple as possible, but every person is different. Try it together first. eazie is an everyday organiser, not a medical device, so please do not rely on it for medication or anything safety-critical.
Yes. On Android tap Install when it appears. On iPhone tap Share, then Add to Home Screen.
Yes. There are three text sizes, and eazie mode makes everything a little larger and calmer.
Yes. Switch from List to Week to see your jobs and tasks laid out from Monday to Sunday, with anything overdue at the top. Use the arrows to look at other weeks.
Yes. On a personal task, Remind me ahead hides it until 1 day, 1 week, 2 weeks, 1 month or 2 months before it is due. Then it appears on your list. eazie does not send alerts, so it shows up when you open it.
Yes. Switch to the Work view to track jobs from New to Done, with quote numbers, locations, notes and a timeline. See job tracking for tradies.