Daily Dojo turns your real tasks into a painted road through a Japanese fantasy world. Finish a task, your hero takes a step. Clear the day, the Crimson Citadel is yours.

Not a game you have to play. A calm, useful task list with a painted road wrapped around it.
Daily habits, weekly goals, one-off jobs. Each one becomes a stop on today's road. Adding a task takes a second.
Finish a task and your hero walks to the next stop. You earn XP, level up and grow six attributes, from Chikara to Nagomi.
Clear the day and the castle is yours. Tomorrow the road starts again, fresh, at the torii gate in the valley.
A long pilgrimage in sumi-e ink, from a sakura village to the Crimson Castle. Read it on white rice paper with a light interface to match, or by night under the red moon.
Start with four. Level up and the rest join you, from the shrine priestess to a very cheerful skeleton. All brushed in ink, with a touch of red.
Brushed in ink on rice paper, stamped with a red seal. Short enough to never slow you down.

XP, an attribute boost, and on to the next stop.
A new rank, and sometimes a new hero to walk with.

The whole list done. The Citadel is yours until dawn.
Most habit apps punish you for a bad day. Daily Dojo doesn't. Your road only goes forward.
Try it free, then it's yours. No subscription, no renewals, no ads. Your tasks live on your phone, so there's nothing to keep paying for.
The full road and your first heroes, to see if it fits your days.
Every hero, every map style, quests and history. Yours for good.
A to-do list first. Adding, editing and ticking off tasks is as quick as any plain list app. The road, the heroes and the moments sit around it to make the daily bit more satisfying, not to slow you down.
Nothing bad. You keep every point of XP, your level and your heroes. The road simply starts fresh the next morning. History quietly records what slipped, so you can spot patterns without being told off.
The stops spread out along the same road, and the Crimson Citadel is always the final stop. A short day is a gentle stroll, a busy day is a proper climb.
A dojo is a "place of the way", a room where you practise a little every day. That is exactly what a good task list is. The painted world, the ink, and the words like 稽古 (practice) and 修行 (the training journey) keep that feeling close.
It stays on your phone. There's no account to make and nothing to sync unless you choose to back up to your own iCloud. We never sell or share it.
Because it doesn't need to be. Everything runs on your phone, so we have almost nothing to keep paying for. You pay once, and new maps or heroes we add later are a bonus, not a bill.
Join the waitlist and you'll hear first when the dojo opens.