Projects and roadmap
Keep multiple projects visible, define longer-term direction, and decide which project deserves attention next.
Doneas
Doneas is a productivity and accountability tool for solo builders. It connects project roadmaps to locked weekly plans, weekday peer check-ins, and a public record of shipped work.
Accountability and weekly execution for solo builders
Doneas is a productivity and accountability tool for solo builders, linking roadmaps to locked weekly plans, peer check-ins, and a public record of shipped work.
The product focuses on visible execution rather than maintaining a large task list. Completed work is recorded on a public progress page, while weekday accountability calls provide external structure for builders who want a consistent check-in around their work.
Core features
Weekly planning
Select work from current priorities for the coming week instead of rebuilding a task list from scratch each day.
Locked weekly commitments
Lock the weekly plan so the original commitment stays visible while execution takes place.
Daily accountability
Use weekday check-ins focused on what was completed, what comes next, and what is blocking progress.
Public progress record
Completed tasks appear on a public page under the user's name, creating a record of shipped work.
Accountability circle
Work in a five-person accountability circle with 15-minute weekday calls for a month; declared time off is marked separately and missed calls remain visible.
Who Doneas is for
Managing multiple solo projects
Keep several products, websites, customer efforts, or ideas visible while choosing one project or priority for the current week.
Focused weekly execution
Turn a longer-term roadmap into a realistic set of weekly commitments and avoid replacing priorities whenever a new idea appears.
Peer accountability
Use short weekday calls to report what shipped, what comes next, and what is blocking progress when self-directed work lacks external structure.
Showing execution progress
Build a public record of completed tasks and review what moved forward from week to week.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Connects project roadmaps to concrete weekly commitments.
- Uses a lock step to reduce continuous reprioritization during the week.
- Records shipped work in a public progress page rather than focusing only on planned tasks.
- Provides structured weekday accountability through a small peer circle.
- Supports declared time off without treating it as a missed day.
Cons
- The available source provides limited detail about platform availability, integrations, setup, and broader team-management capabilities.
- Its workflow is structured around weekly commitments and a defined accountability circle, which may not suit users looking only for an open-ended task manager.
FAQ
Can Doneas be used for project planning?
Doneas organizes projects and a roadmap, then connects selected work to a weekly plan for execution.
How does the Doneas weekly workflow work?
The weekly workflow is to plan on Sunday, lock the week on Monday, execute from Monday through Friday, and reflect at the end of the week.
What happens when priorities change during the week?
After a week is locked, new ideas or unexpected work can still be added, but the original commitment remains visible rather than being silently replaced.
What does Doneas record?
Completed work is added to a public progress page. The site says users can hide projects, calls, or shipped tasks from that page when desired.
Is Doneas intended for teams or solo users?
Doneas is designed for solo builders and also includes an accountability circle of five builders who meet for 15 minutes on weekdays for a month. The available source does not establish broader team-management features.
Quick Facts
- Category
- Productivity and accountability tool
- Primary users
- Solo builders
- Workflow
- Plan, lock, ship, reflect
- Accountability format
- Five-person circle with 15-minute weekday calls for one month
- Progress output
- Public page showing shipped work
- Website
- doneas.com
Alternatives à Doneas
Biji
Biji est une plateforme polyvalente conçue pour améliorer la productivité grâce à des outils et des fonctionnalités innovants.
Goldfish
Goldfish is an AI memory app for macOS that helps you reply, write, summarize, and continue using the context already on your Mac. It stores memory locally and writes in your tone.
ArtDeck
ArtDeck is a visual reference board app for iPhone, iPad, and Mac that lets artists collect mixed reference material on one canvas and study it with ToolBox lenses. It works offline, supports optional iCloud sync, and is sold as a one-time purchase with no account required.
Malyatko
Malyatko is a baby tracker for logging feeding, sleep, growth, teething, and milestones in one app. It works on iPhone, Apple Watch, and widgets, with no sign-up, offline use, and family sharing through iCloud.
Starlie
Starlie is a native macOS desktop client for Jira Cloud and self-hosted Jira. It helps Jira users search with JQL, manage sprint boards, review issue context, and make selected updates from a Mac app.
Redline
Redline is a budgeting tool for Claude Code that paces sessions to stay within time, token, cost, or plan-percentage limits. It uses Claude Code’s native hooks and statusline to help sessions finish with a usable result instead of stopping abruptly.