Magic ToDo
The facts below are what the maker publishes about Magic ToDo, checked and dated. Our editors have not written about it yet.
Plans and prices
From Magic ToDo's own pricing page, checked 22 Sep 2001.
| Plan | Price | What it gives you |
|---|---|---|
| Free | Free | Core Goblin Tools website features |
| Goblin Tools Pro | $3 a month | 1 week free trial · Cancel anytime · $3 / €3 / £3 per month |
| Goblin Tools app (Android) | $0.99, paid once | Android app purchase · $0.99 Buy |
| Goblin Tools app (iOS) | $1.99, paid once | iPhone and iPad app · In-App Purchases · $1.99 |
The facts
Each one read from Magic ToDo's own pages, with the date it was checked.
What it does
- AI caveat
- The maker says tool outputs can vary in accuracy and should be treated as guesswork rather than truth.checked 11 Oct 2001
- Categories and list controls
- Top-level tasks receive emoji categories that can be filtered, and the category filter can hide completed items.checked 11 Oct 2001
- Export limits
- The Notion CSV export stores subtasks as text in a parent row, and the TickTick export relies on an undocumented restore path and is marked experimental.checked 11 Oct 2001
- Exports
- Magic ToDo offers exports for Todoist, iCal tasks and events, Markdown, Asana, Notion, Amazing Marvin, and TickTick.checked 11 Oct 2001
- List editing
- Tasks can be edited, removed, given subtasks or estimates, and dragged to reorder.checked 11 Oct 2001
- Privacy and storage
- Without Pro, entered content is stored only in the user's browser; Pro stores lists and selected tool history, templates, and instructions on Goblin Tools servers for cross-device access.checked 11 Oct 2001
- Pro sync and history
- Pro syncs Magic ToDo lists across devices on the web and keeps the last 50 results on each tool; app sync support is described as coming.checked 11 Oct 2001
- Security and providers
- The privacy policy says sign-in is handled by Clerk and payments by Polar, Apple, or Google, and Goblin Tools does not see or store passwords or card details.checked 11 Oct 2001
- Sharing
- A shared-list link is a snapshot that others can view and copy into their own lists.checked 11 Oct 2001
- Spiciness
- The spiciness level hints how hard or stressful a task feels and how many steps the tool will attempt to create.checked 11 Oct 2001
- Subtasks
- Yeschecked 22 Sep 2001
- Support
- The maker lists Ko-Fi and Patreon as support options and gives [email protected] for privacy questions.checked 11 Oct 2001
- Task breakdown
- Magic ToDo acts as a to-do list and can automatically break a task into steps.checked 11 Oct 2001
- Templates
- Users can add templates to lists and save their own templates with Pro.checked 11 Oct 2001
- Who it is for
- Goblin Tools says its small, single-task tools are mostly designed for neurodivergent people facing overwhelming or difficult tasks.checked 11 Oct 2001
Money
- Free plan
- Yeschecked 22 Sep 2001
The company
- Headquarters
- Bruges (Assebroek), Belgiumchecked 28 Sep 2001
- Maker
- Goblin Tools is written and maintained by Bram De Buyser, identified as an AI, software, and data engineer.checked 11 Oct 2001
Where it runs
- Supported platforms
- web,ios,androidchecked 22 Sep 2001
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