Dozy packs a surprisingly complete feature set into its free tier. Here's a full breakdown of what the app offers across the web version.
Creating a task in Dozy takes seconds. You can assign each task a custom label (low priority, meetings, or reports), a due date, and break it into subtasks for more granular tracking. Tasks live inside projects, and each project gets its own color, resource folder to store all your information and description so you can scan your workspace at a glance.
Quick add: Create tasks without leaving your current screen
Filter and sort: View all, active, or completed tasks
Flat and grouped views: Switch between a single-list layout and a grouped-by-project layout
Labels are one of Dozy's most powerful free features. You can create unlimited labels with custom colors — tagging tasks by context like "Deep Work," "Admin," "Uni," or "Client A" — making it trivial to filter and prioritize.
Columns bring a Kanban-style workflow to your projects. Tasks move through pipeline stages (Task/Long Task → Upcoming → Missed/Done) and updates happen in real time as you advance work.
The built-in calendar view shows all your tasks on a monthly grid. Tap any date to see which tasks are due that day, giving you a top-down view of your week and month at a glance.
Sign in with Google, Microsoft or email and your tasks sync instantly across all your devices. Dozy also supports a true-black dark mode for comfortable use during evening sessions an increasingly important feature for reducing eye strain during long work periods.
Dozy's utility app include SwiftShare, an app where you can send up to 2 GB of files for free, for the duration of one day, to anyone anywhere in the world, and receive a notification when they click download. You can view details such as device type, date and time, and approximate location.