StarDo: How Do Tasks, Reminders and Stars Promises Work?

StarDo lets you plan tasks inside Telegram, choose a deadline and attach a promise in Telegram Stars. Complete the task on time and you pay nothing. If you miss it, the promised amount becomes payable. Start by checking the task form, especially its deadline, reminder and final promise amount, before saving.

Open StarDo to explore the planner. This guide covers the controls we inspected on November 11, 2026, plus the project's published payment and subscription rules.

How do you prepare your first task in StarDo?

Open the bot, launch the mini app and enter a specific action in What needs doing? The first-task editor brings the promise, deadline and reminder together, so you can review the commitment before creating it.

During our walkthrough, skipping the introduction opened the editor directly. We entered an unsaved example, Read 20 pages, and found these controls:

1. Note (optional) for extra context.
2. Promise, with an initial value of 5 Stars and presets for 5, 10, 25, 50 and 100.
3. Deadline, which opened a calendar with Today, Tomorrow and +7 days shortcuts, followed by a time selector.
4. Remind me, for choosing when the bot should notify you.

Selecting Tomorrow and an hour-before reminder updated the form to show both choices. The final button still said Create with a promise of 5. That label is the last useful check: it states the commitment you are about to make.

We stopped before creating the task. No payment, subscription or task obligation was submitted, and reminder delivery was not tested.

Does a 5-Star promise mean StarDo charges immediately?

No. The editor explicitly says that nothing is charged at creation. The 5-Star setting is a commitment tied to the deadline, rather than an immediate purchase.

The StarDo terms set 5 Stars as the minimum. After creation, the amount can increase but cannot decrease; a deadline can be moved once. Choose the amount and time carefully before saving.

An illustrative example: a 5-Star reading task completed on time costs no Stars. Missing that task makes the 5-Star contribution payable. The amount is a self-imposed commitment, not a deposit that earns a return.

How do reminders and repeating tasks work?

Set a deadline first, then open Remind me. In our test, the reminder menu became available after we selected a deadline. It offered 10 minutes, 30 minutes, one hour, three hours and one day before, plus Custom time. The menu identified multiple reminders per task as a Plus feature.

For an ordinary reading session, a single reminder gives you a clear next action. Pick a time when you can actually start reading, rather than a notification just before the deadline.

The Repeat menu offered daily, weekday, weekly and monthly options, along with individual weekdays. Its explanatory text made an important distinction: each occurrence is a separate task with its own promise. Review repetition before saving, especially if you only intend to make a one-off commitment.

Can you organize tasks beyond a simple list?

Yes. StarDo has separate Tasks, Calendar, My sky, Projects and Profile tabs. The first-task editor also exposed Inbox, Labels, Checklist and Priority, making it possible to organize more than a task title and date.

For a first session, keep the setup small: one clearly named task, one deadline and one reminder. Add structure when it helps you find or finish the work. For example, a reading task can contain a note naming the book; a packing task is a better candidate for a checklist.

StarDo's official overview describes My sky as a visual record of kept promises. Treat that sky as progress feedback inside the app; it is not a balance available for withdrawal.

What happens if you miss the deadline?

StarDo's published rules give you 48 hours to pay the contribution while preserving your honor rating. An unpaid contribution after that window lowers the rating and remains visible in the app.

The terms also describe a 10-minute grace period for marking a task complete. After the deadline, changing the amount, moving the deadline or deleting the task is restricted. Read the current payment rules before making a commitment; we did not test an overdue task or payment.

What does StarDo Plus add, and how much does it cost?

The official StarDo page currently lists Plus at 199 Stars per month. It adds voice input, unlimited projects and labels, and tasks without a Stars promise or deadline. The in-app reminder menu also places multiple reminders under Plus.

The standard trial is seven days; the published terms specify fourteen days for a friend's invite. A paid subscription renews every 30 days and can be canceled through Profile → Settings → Subscription or Telegram settings. Check the offer shown to your account before subscribing. Prices and trial rules were checked on November 11, 2026; we did not activate a paid plan or test voice recognition.

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