Magic ToDo

Magic ToDo is one of the tools inside Goblin Tools, a free collection of small AI utilities built for people who struggle with task overload, including people with ADHD, autism, or other executive-function challenges. A user types a large or vague task, and Magic ToDo breaks it down into concrete sub-steps, each of which can be broken down further into smaller pieces. A "spiciness" slider controls how granular the breakdown is, letting someone dial in more or fewer steps depending on how stuck they feel. The idea behind the tool is that the size and vagueness of a task, not its actual difficulty, is often what makes it hard to start, so turning "clean the house" into a short numbered list of specific actions can lower the barrier to beginning. Magic ToDo sits alongside other Goblin Tools utilities such as Formalizer for rewording text, Judge for reading emotional tone, and Estimator for rough time estimates. The web version is free to use with no signup required and no usage limits, funded by sponsors, while paid iOS and Android apps add accounts, history, and cross-device syncing as one-time purchases. Because the breakdowns are AI-generated, they are a starting suggestion rather than a guaranteed correct plan and may need adjusting for a specific situation.