By Tomorrow: Three Things

Write the three things you will have done by tomorrow. A daily to-do list with a countdown and carry-over. No sign-in, no tracking.

Most to-do lists grow until they stop meaning anything. This one holds three things. Click the icon, write the three things you will have done by tomorrow, and get back to work. Check each one off as you finish it. The clock in the corner counts down to tomorrow, and the badge on the icon shows how many are left. When a new day starts, the top of the list shows how many you finished yesterday. Anything you did not finish carries over, marked, so it does not quietly disappear. Finish everything on the list and the streak counts the day. Why only three This is a daily to-do list for people whose list never ends: the owner who runs the crew all day and still has the office waiting at night, and anyone else whose real work keeps losing to the small stuff. A long one spreads your attention thin. Three is small enough to hold in your head and keeps your focus where it belongs. Pick what would make today count, and let the rest wait. Carry-over keeps you honest without piling on. What you did not finish is still there tomorrow, marked as carried, so you decide: finish it, or replace it on purpose. Nothing you wrote slips away unnoticed, and the list never grows. What it does not do: - No accounts, no sign-in, no email. - No tracking, no analytics, no ads. - No network requests from the extension. Your three things are stored by Chrome in your own profile. If you have Chrome Sync on, Chrome carries them between your own devices under your Google account, the same way it carries your bookmarks. They are never sent to ByTomorrow. One permission (storage), no access to the pages you visit. About the maker This extension is made by ByTomorrow (Unity Processing, doing business as ByTomorrow), founded by Jake Taylor in Arizona. ByTomorrow is the second BOSS for owner-operated small businesses: the lieutenant every owner needs, who keeps the daily work moving while the owner stays in command. The promise behind the name is to accomplish by tomorrow what used to take a week, and this extension is the smallest possible version of that idea. More at bytomorrow.ai.