You’re not bad at this. You’re just holding too much at once. Put a thought down here and it stops costing you anything — until the moment it can actually move, when it comes back in your own words with one clear next step.
Join the first thousand. One email at launch — nothing else, ever.
Coming to the App Store
Life piles up…
The loop, in one breath.
Meet Tuck
1 / 5 · It starts here
Three things arrive at once. Mom's medicine. The reply you owe. The thing you promised on Tuesday. None of them is hard — carrying all three until morning is. That quiet hum of “don't forget” is the most expensive thing you run all day.
2 / 5 · So you tuck it
Type it, speak it, or point your camera at it. English, Hindi, Hinglish, Spanish, German — no fields, no folders, no syntax. Your exact words are saved first; then Tuck shows you the date, the person, and the promise it found — yours to fix in one tap.
English, Hindi, Hinglish, Spanish, German — type your own to try it.
3 / 5 · Then let go
Tuck holds it so you don't have to. No badge counting up. No guilt ping at 9 pm. It sleeps on your thought until the moment actually matters — and you get the whole evening back.
4 / 5 · It comes back
Your original words, who it involves, and one clear next step — not a menu of five. Keep pushing something back? Tuck reads that as “help me,” not “nag me harder,” and offers a smaller move instead.
5 / 5 · And the loop closes
Done is quiet. Dropped on purpose is a real ending too, recorded the same way finishing is. Nothing here ever turns red, because a life isn't a list you're behind on. It's a loop you get to close.
Swipe to follow the loop
On your iPhone
Three taps is the entire product: put it down, get it back, close it. Everything you see here lives on your device.
1 · Tuck it
Type it, speak it, photograph it, scan it. Tuck saves your exact words first — then shows you the date, the person, and the promise it found, yours to fix in one tap.
2 · Then let it go
No counter climbing in the corner. No pile waiting to be answered for. On a quiet day the screen simply says so — and means it.
3 · And it stays human
Every open loop with someone lives in one place — so “I’ll get back to you” stops being a lie you never meant to tell.
Swipe to see all three
Four tabs. That’s the whole app.
Coming soon to the
App Store
Built for iPhone, iOS 18 and later. There’s no launch date promised yet — it ships when it’s genuinely ready, and the early-access list hears first.
Tell me the day it landsThe whole idea
“I can safely let this leave my mind, because TuckBack will bring it back with the right context and help me finish it.”
That one sentence is the entire product. Everything else is in service of making it true.
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Why TuckBack
To-do apps optimize the list. TuckBack optimizes what it feels like to carry your life. It exists to make things disappear until they matter again — then hand them back ready to finish.
Private by architecture
The whole core works with no account, no server, no network. Your thoughts live encrypted on your iPhone — privacy is how it's built, not a policy page.
Calm by design
No streaks, no badges, no red overdue anything. Finishing is quiet, and dropping something on purpose is a real outcome too.
Nothing acts on its own
TuckBack never sends, books, or completes anything for you. Every consequential action waits for your explicit tap.
Being built into the first release
Voice and live-camera capture, understood on your iPhone. Audio and images are never kept.
Dates and times read on your iPhone in English, Hindi, Hinglish, Spanish, and German — no syntax to learn.
Tie a thought to a person and see every open loop between you — with the best way to reach out.
Tuck related loops into shared little pockets — a trip, a project, a family — styled your way.
One calm morning note about what actually deserves you today. On a light day, it says so.
Keep snoozing something? Tuck steps in with help — a smaller step, a draft, a nudge to drop it.
TuckBack is in active development — everything here ships with the app itself, and the roadmap goes further: shared Nests, widgets, Siri, and more.
Early access
TuckBack is being built right now, with care, for iPhone. Leave your email and Tuck will hold your spot — the way it holds everything else. You’ll get a pocket card worth sharing.
Questions
Still wondering something? TuckBack is built by one person, and every message gets read — ask on X, or save your spot and find out first.
