Run GetItDone wherever you work

Install it on this device

GetItDone installs straight from the browser — no store, no download, no separate account. Three taps and it has its own icon and its own window.

• iPhone & iPad

  In Safari

  1. Tap the Share button in Safari
  2. Choose "Add to Home Screen"
  3. Tap Add
  • An installed web app launches in its own window with no browser UI around it — GetItDone’s manifest declares the standalone display mode. Sourcechecked 2026-09-18
  • It gets its own icon next to the rest of your apps, so opening it is one tap instead of finding the tab. Sourcechecked 2026-09-18
  • Adding it to the Home Screen is the only way to install on iOS — Safari offers no install button, so the share sheet is the whole flow. Sourcechecked 2026-09-18
  Open the app to install

• Android

  In Chrome

  1. Open your browser menu
  2. Choose "Add to Home screen" or "Install app"
  3. Confirm
  • An installed web app launches in its own window with no browser UI around it — GetItDone’s manifest declares the standalone display mode. Sourcechecked 2026-09-18
  • It gets its own icon next to the rest of your apps, so opening it is one tap instead of finding the tab. Sourcechecked 2026-09-18
  • Chrome offers the install itself once a site serves HTTPS and a web app manifest with icons and a display mode — GetItDone serves all of it. Sourcechecked 2026-09-18
  Open the app to install

• Windows

  In Chrome or Edge

  1. Look for the install icon at the right of the address bar
  2. Or open the browser menu and choose "Install GetItDone"
  3. Confirm
  • Edge shows an “App available” button in the address bar that installs the app locally. Sourcechecked 2026-09-18
  • The installed app runs in a standalone window — the browser’s own UI is not visible. Sourcechecked 2026-09-18
  • It gets its own icon next to the rest of your apps, so opening it is one tap instead of finding the tab. Sourcechecked 2026-09-18
  Open the app to install

• Mac

  In Safari, Chrome or Edge

  1. In Safari, open the File menu
  2. Choose "Add to Dock"
  3. In Chrome or Edge, use the install icon in the address bar instead
  • From macOS Sonoma 14, Safari can save any webpage as a web app in your Dock. Sourcechecked 2026-09-18
  • An installed web app launches in its own window with no browser UI around it — GetItDone’s manifest declares the standalone display mode. Sourcechecked 2026-09-18
  • It gets its own icon next to the rest of your apps, so opening it is one tap instead of finding the tab. Sourcechecked 2026-09-18
  Open the app to install

Use it from your AI tools

GetItDone runs a remote MCP server, so an assistant is a first-class user of your board rather than something bolted to the side of it.

• The remote MCP server exposes 11 tools — 6 that read and 5 that write — and each one names the API scope a key must hold before it appears at all. Sourcechecked 2026-09-18
• Assistants get the task’s actual content — rich-text notes, image attachments and frames extracted from uploaded videos — not a link they cannot open. Sourcechecked 2026-09-18
• The same gid_ key also authenticates the public REST API and the TypeScript SDK, so an assistant and a script share one credential. Sourcechecked 2026-09-18

• ClaudeOne command in Claude Code, or the JSON block in Claude Desktop.Set it up →
• ChatGPTAdd the endpoint as a remote connector and paste your key.Set it up →
• CursorDrop the JSON block into your MCP config.Set it up →
• Any MCP clientStreamable HTTP with a Bearer key. No local install, no sidecar.Set it up →

The 11 tools an assistant gets: list_workspaces, list_projects, list_tasks, get_task_details, get_task_video_context, create_task, update_task, complete_task_occurrence, link_task_dependency, archive_task, search_docs. What each one does

Browser extension

Save the page, the selection or a screenshot in front of you as a task without leaving the tab.

• Chrome Web Store

  Save the page, selection or screenshot in front of you as a task, without leaving the tab.

  Get it on Chrome Web Store↗
• Edge Add-onsComing soon

  The same extension, from the same build, packaged for Microsoft Edge.

  Ships from the same ZIP as the Chrome build, which is live; the Edge Add-ons submission has not been made yet.

On the app stores

Native store builds are in progress. Nothing below links anywhere yet, on purpose — the install above is the one that works today.

• App StoreComing soon

  The iPhone and iPad build.

  The iOS build is waiting on a device step before it can be submitted. Install the web app in the meantime — it runs from your Home Screen.

• Google PlayComing soon

  The Android build.

  On Play’s internal track with store content complete; going live is a separate publish decision. Install the web app in the meantime.

• Mac App StoreComing soon

  The Mac build.

  No Mac build has been submitted. Safari, Chrome and Edge can all install GetItDone to your Dock today.

• Microsoft StoreComing soon

  The Windows build.

  No Windows build has been submitted. Chrome and Edge can both install GetItDone as a desktop app today.

Questions

Is GetItDone on the App Store or Google Play?

Not yet. The iPhone and Android builds have not gone live, so this page shows them as coming soon rather than linking somewhere that does not resolve. The Chrome extension is the one store listing that is live. Installing the web app takes about three taps and gives you the same product with its own icon and its own window.

What exactly gets installed?

GetItDone itself, as a standalone app window with its own icon. It is the same account, the same board and the same data as the browser — nothing to migrate, and signing in once is enough.

Does the installed app work without a connection?

No. Offline editing is not supported yet — a change needs a connection to save, in the installed app the same as on the site. It would need a service worker, which GetItDone does not ship today, and it is listed as planned on the changelog.

What does the browser extension do?

It turns whatever is in front of you — a page, a selection, a screenshot — into a task without leaving the tab. It is available on the Chrome Web Store, with the Edge build to follow.

Can my AI assistant use my tasks?

Yes. GetItDone runs a remote MCP server that any client speaking Streamable HTTP can connect to with a Bearer key, exposing 11 tools across reading and writing tasks. Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor all connect this way.