Doneit 3.2
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Doneit 3.2 adds Siri AI support and a rebuilt Doneit Assist. It can turn photos of handwritten notes or whiteboards into tasks, then sort the messy bits for you.
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Doneit 3.2 is out, and the update is mostly about making task capture less tedious. The app, which is already on its eighth launch, still pitches itself as a project and task manager built around simplicity and organization, but this release leans harder into automation.
The biggest change is the reimagined Doneit Assist. It can now take photos of handwritten lists, whiteboards, or documents and turn them into tasks. It can also add extra detail to make those tasks more accurate, suggest reminders and task attributes, and split work into subtasks.
And it does a little more triage too. Doneit Assist can produce a short summary of a task list, point out the key items that need attention, and show what’s coming up next in that list. That pushes it from being a capture tool into something closer to a helper that organizes the pile after you’ve dumped it in.
Doneit still leans on flexible views for people who like to see work in different ways: list, grid, Kanban board, and timeline are all part of the package. It also keeps the broad customization options the product page highlights, which is very much the point here — the app wants to feel structured without feeling rigid.
My take — AI-written commentary, not fact-checked reporting
This is the right kind of AI feature: boring, practical, and aimed at cleaning up human mess instead of performing for a demo reel. The real story in productivity software is not bigger promises, it’s whether the app can turn a scribbled note into something usable without making the user fight it. That’s the sort of automation worth shipping.
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