Why ONEDONE exists
Our name is the whole idea. Take one job off the list, done, and move to the next. Make Life Easier & Healthier is the promise we print on the box.
How the list grew
- 01
The first job
A leakproof kids’ urinal for the back seat. Parents kept it for camping, beach days and potty training; it is still in the range as the 17 oz travel potty.
- 02
The grown-up version
Next came bottles for adults. The 68 oz spill-proof urinal with a long hose became our best-known bottle, followed by women’s adapters, bedpans and liners.
- 03
The classroom
Reward punch cards with a hole puncher in the box, then star stickers, bundles and craft kits. The cards now come in sunflower, heart, balloon, watercolor and round designs.
- 04
The rest of the list
Watering cans, ring molds, savings binders and boot shapers. Different rooms, same rule: one job each, done properly.
The lines today
| Line | The job | Items |
|---|---|---|
| Bedside & Home Care | Nights without the dash | 12 |
| Little Travelers | Road trips, potty-trained | 7 |
| Classroom Rewards | Good choices, punched | 8 |
| Desk & Budget | Notes kept, dollars saved | 4 |
| Home, Kitchen & Garden | Small chores, sorted | 8 |
| Costume Props | One night a year | 3 |
Four rules we build by
Start from the job, not the product
We write down the task first (“empty without tipping”, “punch without tearing”) and design backwards.
Put the numbers on the page
Ounces, millilitres, inches, sheet counts. You should know what arrives before it arrives.
Keep improving the details
A separate urine outlet, a 59-inch shrinkable hose, a soft-rim female funnel: each version fixes something the last one didn’t.
Keep it plain
No gimmicks, no subscription traps. A good tool you can forget about until you need it.
One done. Next. — the ONEDONE team, contact@onedone.pages.dev