← Back to EasyDoooEasyDooo already keeps your tasks, projects, calendar, ideas, budget, trips and people in one place. What comes next was chosen from what people in India say they struggle with: forgotten due dates, expired papers, reminders that never ring. Each new piece builds on what is already there, so a bill becomes a task, a payment lands in Budget, and a passport knows about your trips.
There are no dates on this page, and the order can change as we learn more. When something ships, it moves to the release notes.
Building now
Being built at the moment. These come first because everything after them depends on them.
Documents and renewals
PUC, motor insurance, a driving licence or a passport expires on a date nobody remembers, and fines and refused fuel now follow automatically.
- ·Each document with its expiry date, and a renewal reminder far enough ahead to act: 7 days for PUC, 30 for insurance, months for a passport.
- ·Your passport checked against your trips, so it does not expire too close to the journey.
- ·Warranties attached to the purchase in Budget, so the receipt is never lost.
- ·Dates first; scans only if you want them.
Works with: Tasks, Calendar, Travel, Budget, People
Next
The next modules, in this order.
Habits and routines
Habit apps lock the basics behind a paywall, their reminders do not fire, and one missed day wipes out a streak.
- ·Flexible schedules: daily, weekdays, or a number of times a week.
- ·Progress measured as consistency, so one missed day does not reset anything.
- ·A Focus session can complete a study habit, and finishing a linked task ticks it.
Works with: Tasks, Focus, Planner
Later
Planned after that.
Exam preparation
Aspirants juggle a syllabus tracker, a revision schedule, a mock-test log and a study timer in four different places.
- ·Syllabus templates that turn each subject into a project of topics.
- ·Revision scheduled at growing intervals once a topic is done.
- ·A mock-test log that turns weak topics into revision tasks, and study hours from Focus.
- ·Starting with UPSC, SSC, GATE and CAT.
Works with: Projects, Tasks, Focus, Calendar
Home staff and daily deliveries
Month end means working out days present, leave and advances for the maid or cook, and checking the milk and newspaper bill against the days that were skipped.
- ·One tap a day for attendance, and a month-end salary slip you can share.
- ·Deliveries assumed as usual, with skips and extras marked.
- ·Deliveries paused automatically while you are on a trip.
Works with: People, Budget, Travel, Tasks
Exploring
Problems we have studied and want to solve, but have not committed to yet.
A shared home
Grocery lists, chores and shared bills need the whole household, and most family apps fail the day one person stops using them.
- ·Shared lists and chores that still work for one person.
- ·Shared expenses settled through your own UPI app.
Works with: Tasks, Budget, People, Workspaces
Family care
Medicines, doctor visits and records for parents and children are tracked across phones and siblings, and a missed dose goes unnoticed.
- ·Medicine and vaccine reminders, and a note to a family member when a dose is missed.
- ·Organising and reminding only: it will never suggest doses or read reports.
Works with: People, Calendar, Budget, Travel
Enterprise, for teams
A team that wants EasyDooo today signs up one person at a time, with no shared workspace and no single bill for the company.
- ·Team workspaces, with members you add and remove.
- ·One bill for the company, with a GST invoice.
- ·Shown on the pricing page as coming soon; write to us to hear when it opens.
Works with: Workspaces, Projects, Tasks
Speak in Hinglish, get tasks
Typing a list on a phone is slow, and most voice input expects one language at a time.
- ·Say everything on your mind in Hindi, English or both, and get tasks, expenses and list items back to confirm.
Works with: Tasks, Budget, Ideas
Tell us what you need
The order above changes when what we hear changes. Write to support@easydooo.com and describe the problem you want solved, not the button you picture. “I keep missing my car's PUC date” moves things; “add a field” rarely does.