iPhone + iPad
Capture and organize a real list, then swipe through one focused task at a time.
Press kit
One task.
Every screen.
Just One is a calm to-do app that lets people add everything, then shows exactly one task at a time. It is currently in TestFlight, preparing for its first public App Store launch.
The story
A to-do app that refuses to show you the pile.
Most productivity software puts the work of sorting, ranking, and reviewing back on the person using it. Just One keeps the capable list underneath, but turns the everyday experience into a smaller decision: finish this task, or skip it to the back and keep moving.
The design is deliberately anti-gamification. There are no accounts, ads, social profiles, public scores, or pressure-heavy streak screens. Warm themes, undo, reduced motion, and VoiceOver-aware timing make the app feel quiet without making it fragile.
Fact sheet
- Product
- Just One
- Category
- Productivity / task management
- Developer
- Sam Bruneau, independent
- Availability
- TestFlight beta; not yet public on the App Store
- Planned price
- Free
- Business model
- No ads, subscriptions, or in-app purchases
- Account
- None required
- Data
- Local app storage with optional iCloud sync
- Platforms
- iPhone and iPad; native Mac, Apple Watch, widget, and Apple TV experiences are part of the coordinated release
- Launch window
- Week of August 24, 2026
- Contact
- info@sambruneau.com
Apple-platform story
Mac
A native planning and focus experience with Mac keyboard, window, and update behavior.
Apple Watch + widgets
Keep the current task glanceable and act without reopening the full list.
Apple TV
A sparse, room-scale focus card—not a phone dashboard stretched onto a television.
Assets
Final App Store screenshots, Apple TV captures, and interview access are available from info@sambruneau.com. Please do not alter the icon or imply Apple endorsement.
Contact
Want a build or a conversation?
For interviews, TestFlight access, images, or technical questions:
Email Sam