Chunkable vs Goblin Tools
A toolkit of small AI utilities for neurodivergent users. Its flagship, Magic ToDo, breaks an overwhelming task into smaller sub-steps, with an adjustable "spiciness" slider for how granular the breakdown is.
Chunkable
Goblin Tools
| Feature | Chunkable | Goblin Tools |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $6.99/mo or $39.99/yr | Free or $3/mo |
| Breaks your dump into steps with AI | Yes | Yes |
| Live timer while you work | Yes | No |
| No account, ever | Yes | Yes |
That's $36 a year, close to Chunkable's own $39.99/year or $6.99/month. Honestly comparable on price; the difference is what's included.
How is Chunkable different from Goblin Tools?
- A real free tier to try first: 20 AI breakdowns, no trial countdown, no card required.
- A live per-step timer while you work, not just a list. Magic ToDo hands you the breakdown and stops there.
- Your breakdowns are saved, with a real history you can come back to. Closing the tab doesn't lose what you made.
- Built mobile-first for Android, not a desktop tool that happens to also load on a phone.
When is Goblin Tools the better choice?
Chunkable isn't trying to win every comparison. Here's where it doesn't.
- The "spiciness" slider is a genuinely more flexible granularity control than Chunkable's current two-way toggle (smaller steps vs. fewer, bigger ones), and any step can be broken down again recursively.
- It's a broader toolkit (Judge, Formalizer, and more) if task breakdown is only part of what you're looking for. Chunkable does one thing on purpose and doesn't try to be that.
The next thing to do doesn't have to feel this big.
Free to start. Your list doesn't disappear when you check a box.
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