Daily planner: your day by the hour, next to what you write
Plan your day with a time and a duration for each task, see your week and your month, and keep it all next to what you write. No jumping between a planner and a diary.
Your day, hour by hour
Give any task a start time and a length and see it in the agenda. Drag it to another hour or another day, and stretch its edges to change how long it lasts. Every change can be undone.
Your week and your month
The planner shows your tasks by topic, by day, by week or by month. Drag a task to another topic or another day, and see at a glance what is coming and what you already finished.
Your calendar next to your tasks
Paste the secret address of your Google, Outlook or Apple calendar and its events appear in the agenda, next to your tasks. They are read-only, and idazery never asks you to sign in to your account.
A planner that remembers why
A task list tells you what to do. Here every task lives on a day that also holds what you wrote that day, so you can go back and read why you decided it.
An ordinary day, with the idazery method
Write, look, decide, do: four steps that fit in one day.
Write
In the morning, a few lines about what is on your mind: what worries you and what you want to get done today.
Look
You go back over what you wrote and what is still pending, and On this day shows you what you wrote on the same date in earlier years.
Decide
You turn what matters into tasks, with a day, a time and a duration. What is not for today goes to another day or to a topic.
Do
The agenda shows your day by the hour. You work through it, mark tasks as done and, in the evening, close the day with one sentence.
What makes it possible
Tasks and planner →
Turn what you write into tasks and plan your day, week and month.
Hourly agenda →
Give tasks a time and a duration and see your week hour by hour.
Recurring tasks →
Create the task once and let it come back on its own.
Topics and tasks →
Group your tasks by topic and see each one on its own screen.
Reminders →
Save birthdays, deadlines and dates once and they come back on their own.
The planner, the agenda, topics and tasks are part of the Complete plan. Try it free for 14 days.
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