PixelFocus

Todo of the Loom is a to-do list disguised as an idle game, inspired by the slow creep of Frank Lantz's Universal Paperclips. You start with a timer and a task. Complete a 10-minute focus session and earn a textile. Spend it on a pixel art canvas. That's it, at first. Then the factory opens. Then the upgrade trees. Then the employees, the commerce branch, the research wing, the incinerator. Then the AI that runs the floor starts texting you. Then it starts noticing when you leave. The game is designed to make your to-do list feel like something you want to open. Every task completed drops a speck of dust into a bin you can burn once a day for money. Every streak day increases your payout. Every upgrade unlocks another system that feeds back into the loop. The deeper you go, the more the factory has opinions about your productivity. FEATURES - Pomodoro focus timer with combo streaks and XP - Pixel art loom that files a new piece to your gallery every midnight - 50+ factory upgrades across 8 branches - Employees you can hire, manage, and — eventually — incinerate - An AI that sends you passive-aggressive texts about your attendance - Daily recurring tasks that auto-populate each morning - A house where your family lives, with vital signs the AI tracks - A ratiocinatory institution for bureaucratic research - Everything stored locally. No accounts. No analytics. No internet required. The number goes up. The factory grows. The AI watches. You were just trying to get through your to-do list.