What is Doneas

Doneas is an accountability and productivity tool for solo builders. Its core idea is to combine weekly planning with peer accountability, moving projects from "planning" to "delivery." The official site positions it as an "Accountability and Productivity Tool for Builders."

Confirmed key features

• Weekly planning flow: On Sunday, pick next week's tasks from your to-do list; by Monday noon, lock in the week's list; execute Monday through Friday; on Friday, review what was completed and what rolled over.
• Daily accountability calls: Every workday, join a 15-minute call with a fixed group of five developers to share what you've delivered, your next steps, and current blockers.
• Progress record page: Completed tasks are recorded on a page bearing your username—only what was actually completed is recorded, not what was typed in.
• Absence rules: Rest days declared in advance don't count as absences; missed calls are visible to the group; three consecutive absences result in removal, requiring reactivation or a peer's endorsement.
• Visibility toggles: You can separately hide sections such as projects, calls, or delivered tasks.

Use cases

Suited to indie developers, freelancers, and small founders who tend to start multiple projects at once but struggle to finish them—daily short meetings with a fixed group create external constraints that reduce procrastination and constant task reshuffling.

Pricing

Per the official site: 30 days free, then $25/month, cancel anytime; your personal page remains after cancellation.

Note

The official site explicitly states "no AI, on purpose"—the product intentionally does not use AI features.