Your reading list.Actually used.

Every saved link becomes one specific to-do.

Oneaction app showing an extracted action card with title, summary, and a button to send the action to a todo app

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How it works

Save, extract, act.

  1. Step 1, save a link from any tab

    .01

    Save

    Click the extension on any tab, or paste a URL into the web app.

  2. Step 2, AI extracts a single action

    .02

    Extract

    AI returns one verb-led to-do, a real title, and a short summary.

  3. Step 3, send the action to your todo app

    .03

    Act

    Send it to Things, Todoist, TickTick, Reminders, or MS To Do. Or check it off in Simple List.

Features

What Oneaction does.

  • Oneaction native desktop app for macOS and Linux

    Desktop app

    Native on macOS and Linux. PWA install on Windows.

  • A single verb-led action card extracted from a saved article

    One action only

    One verb-led to-do per save. Six words or less.

  • Chrome extension capture button

    Capture anywhere

    Chrome extension or paste a URL in the web app.

  • Hand-off to Things, Todoist, TickTick, Reminders, MS To Do

    Your todo app

    Things, Todoist, TickTick, Reminders, MS To Do. Or Simple List.

  • Supported content formats

    Reads anything

    Articles, Reddit, X, YouTube, PDFs, EPUBs, podcasts.

  • Streaming text-to-speech player

    Listen instead

    Streaming text-to-speech in about a second.

  • Podcast subscription inbox auto-arriving new episodes

    Podcasts auto-arrive

    Subscribe once. New episodes land as actions hourly.

Pricing

Free during beta.

No credit card. Paid plans land after launch.

BETA

Free

Everything Oneaction does. No caps.

Start for free
  • One verb-led action per save
  • Chrome extension capture
  • Articles, Reddit, X, YouTube, PDFs, EPUBs, podcasts
  • Hand off to Things, Todoist, TickTick, Reminders, MS To Do
  • Simple List mode
  • Streaming text-to-speech
  • Desktop app for macOS and Linux
  • PWA install for Windows

No credit card.

Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know about Oneaction before you sign up.

What is Oneaction?

Save articles, PDFs, newsletters, podcasts, or tweets. Oneaction returns one verb-led to-do you can do today.

How does Oneaction decide on the action?

An AI reads the full article and returns one verb-led to-do under six words, a real title, and a 1–2 sentence summary. If there's no real takeaway, it says so instead of inventing a fake action.

How is this different from a read-later app?

Read-later apps help you hoard. Oneaction makes you act. Every saved link becomes one to-do you can finish before moving on. No tags, folders, or backlinks to maintain.

What can I save?

Articles, Reddit threads, X/Twitter posts, YouTube videos (via transcript), PDFs, EPUBs, and podcasts from Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or any RSS feed.

Which todo apps can I send actions to?

Things, Todoist, TickTick, Apple Reminders, and Microsoft To Do. Or use Simple List mode and Oneaction is the todo list.

Is my reading private?

We store the title, summary, action, and source URL. Not the full article. We do not sell, share, or train AI on your data. Trash auto-purges daily.

How do podcast subscriptions work?

Subscribe to a show in one click. We poll hourly and drop one action per new episode in your inbox. The first poll caps at 5 recent episodes so you don't get flooded.

Can I listen instead of read?

Yes. Articles stream to text-to-speech within about a second. Podcasts get optional transcripts on demand.

Can I import my existing read-later list?

Bulk import for Pocket, Instapaper, browser bookmarks, and X/Twitter bookmarks is in progress. For now, paste any URL into the web app or capture it with the Chrome extension.

How much does Oneaction cost?

Free during beta. No credit card. Paid plans land after launch with a generous free tier.

Is there a mobile app?

Not yet. The web app works on phones. Native iOS and Android are on the roadmap. Desktop runs natively on macOS and Linux, and as a PWA install on Windows and ChromeOS.

No credit card. Free during beta.