Dypt

Dypt is an AI tool by Poyzer Tech (UK) that works as a hierarchical to-do list: it splits any task into subtasks, then splits those again, until the next step is small enough to start. It's aimed at people who freeze in front of big projects and at professionals with recurring work, such as accountants.

What does Dypt's AI do?

The core feature is AI task breakdown: type something like "prepare quarterly presentation" and Dypt suggests the missing steps. It also gives time estimates that roll up from subtasks to the parent task, turns a whiteboard photo, handwritten list or screenshot into tasks, tidies rough notes into clean Markdown and pulls action items and dates out of long notes. Every AI action lets you pick a fast mode with a lightweight model or a deep mode with a more capable one.

How do you organize work in Dypt?

Tasks nest as deep as you need and combine with tags, priorities, deadlines with push reminders, list and calendar views, task dependencies, note templates, time tracking and tasks that repeat daily, weekly, monthly or yearly. Lists can be shared publicly or privately, and you can copy lists from the community. There's also a command palette, email reports, data import and export, and a CLI on npm with JSON output for scripts or AI agents.

Who is Dypt for?

• People who procrastinate on big tasks and need small, concrete steps.
• Accountants and firms running month-end close and recurring client work.
• Developers who want to manage tasks from the terminal or through an agent.

Dypt pros and cons

It stands out for unlimited task nesting and for packing several AI helpers into a simple task manager. On the downside, AI actions and task counts have monthly caps, it's a web app and the interface is English only; profiles for founders, freelancers, teams and students are still marked as coming soon.