TaskPocket is a to-do list app for your browser and iPhone that ships with an MCP server instead of built-in AI. It is deliberately small: seven words in the interface and no method to learn, with dates and repeats lifted out of whatever sentence you type. The free plan needs no credit card, and the company states it makes money only from people paying for it.
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