Drowning in accounts and apps?
You're not alone.

5 Clients.
5 M365s.
5 Jiras.
One Inbox.

Multi-account information overload ends here — every task from every person and every app, in one private inbox.

Start free — no credit card →
  • Multi-account per provider — including several Microsoft tenants
  • Secure. Private. Built for you — not your team or your boss.

Works with the tools you already use

  • Jira
  • Azure DevOps
  • Outlook
  • GitHub
  • Gmail
  • Slack
  • Teams
  • Google Tasks
  • To Do
  • Todoist
  • Trello
  • Planner
  • + 20 more

Sound like you?

You don’t have too much work.
You’re drowning in accounts and apps.

“As a consultant, I don’t control my tasks, or the logins where they live. Multiple customers, multiple project managers, five different Jiras, half a dozen Microsoft tenants. I waste hours just figuring out what I’m supposed to do.” Illustrative persona, not a customer testimonial.

Multi-account information overload is the real tax. What you need is a task inbox for you — not another team board. One place for every assignment, no matter which account or which system created it.

If that sounds like you — All My Do is for you.

Start free — no credit card → How to get started

What it does

Personal consolidation. Real write-back.

Connect the places your work already lives. Triage in one inbox. Updates sync back to the source when you say so.

Tasks from everywhere

Email, chat, code, and work trackers — Outlook, Gmail, Jira, Azure DevOps, GitHub, Slack, Teams, and more — including multiple accounts per provider, pulled into one list.

Tasks from everyone

See work assigned to you even when the assigner never opens All My Do. Your inbox, their systems — across every tenant you log into.

Task Concierge

Plan your day, catch untracked time, and draft status notes — always with confirmation before anything writes back.

The proof

Many sources in. One inbox out. Synced back.

Every account and tool you log into feeds one private inbox. Triage once, and the update writes back to the system it came from. No new board for anyone else to adopt.

  • Tasks from every connected account land in a single list
  • Complete or update once, write back to the source of record
  • Consolidation you can see, not hours-saved math

Keyboard-first

Triage your inbox, then move on

Step down the list, clear the task in focus, and the update writes back to its source. One private inbox for every account, cleared at keyboard speed.

  • One keystroke to mark done and sync back to the source
  • Jump, filter, and command without leaving the keyboard
  • No calendar to babysit, just the work assigned to you

Works with your stack

Connect the sources your work already lives in

Outlook, Gmail, Jira, Azure DevOps, GitHub, and more. Multi-account per provider, pulled into one private inbox.

  • Outlook
  • Microsoft To Do
  • Google Tasks
  • Azure DevOps
  • GitHub
  • Jira
  • Planner
  • Gmail
  • Todoist
  • Trello
  • Bitbucket
  • Google Calendar
  • Asana
  • Linear
  • GitLab
  • TickTick
  • Monday
  • ClickUp
  • HubSpot
  • Pipedrive
  • OneNote
  • SharePoint
  • Confluence
  • Slack
  • Teams
  • Notion
  • ServiceNow
  • Zendesk
  • Salesforce
  • Dynamics 365
  • LinkedIn
  • Microsoft Loop

What it doesn’t

Built for you — not your team or your boss

All My Do is not Trello, Asana, or Monday. It won’t replace your client’s wiki or help a PM manage someone else’s backlog.

It gives you a consolidated view of everything you need to do across those apps — the way TripIt unifies travel.

  • Private to you — clients don’t see your master list
  • OAuth connections — we never store your passwords
  • Write-back only with your confirmation
  • Free to start · Pro when you need more sources

Ready to stop drowning in accounts?

Connect the accounts you already live in. Free forever for your first connections — no credit card.

Start free — no credit card →
OAuth only — we never store passwords You sign in through each provider's official flow.
Private by design Your consolidated list is yours alone — clients and managers never see it.
Write-back with your confirmation Nothing syncs back to a client system without your explicit say-so.