An AI to-do list that
actually does the work.
Most “AI” to-do apps just sort your list. Lume captures tasks from plain language, keeps them organized, and can hand the real work to AI agents — so things get done, not just listed.
Talk to your list like a person
A chat assistant lives next to your tasks. It understands your projects, your schedule, and natural language.
Natural-language capture
“Invoice Acme Friday and remind me at 9.” It lands titled, dated, reminded, and filed in the right project.
Find anything
Search across every task by name, topic, or even reminder time — “what’s set for 7:30?” returns the answer.
Bulk triage
“Push everything in Errands to the weekend.” The assistant reschedules in one move, with undo if you misjudge.
Connect your own AI
An MCP server lets Claude, Cursor, and Codex manage the same list from wherever you work.
Hand off to agents
Assign a task to Claude Code or Codex and it does the work in the background, then returns it for review.
You stay in control
The AI proposes; you decide. Agents never check the box, and every change is fully undoable.
AI to-do list — FAQ
What is an AI to-do list?+
An AI to-do list uses AI to help you capture, organize, and complete tasks. In Lume that means a chat assistant that creates and triages tasks from natural language, plus AI agents that can do the work itself and return it for your review.
How is Lume different from Todoist or TickTick’s AI?+
Those add AI features like voice capture or scheduling on top of a list. Lume goes further: it has a first-party MCP server and lets you assign tasks to coding agents like Claude Code and Codex — all in a clean, Things-style design.
Is there a free AI to-do list app?+
Yes — Lume is free to start with no credit card. A Pro plan adds the MCP server, API access, and a larger monthly AI credit allowance.
Which platforms does Lume run on?+
Lume has native Mac and iPhone apps and a full web app, so your AI to-do list stays in sync everywhere.