Tasks and planner: from what you write to what you do
Decide something while you write and turn it into a task for a specific day. See your tasks in your day, your week and your month, next to your diary.
Tasks from your own words
While you write, you decide things. Add them as tasks to that day or to another one, without leaving the entry, so the decision does not stay a good intention.
Your day, your week, your month
Tasks appear under the entry of their day and in a monthly planner, so you can see what is coming and what you already finished. Mark a task as done when it is.
Move tasks with the mouse
In the topics view, drag a task to another topic, another day or another place in the list. In the agenda view, drag it to another time and stretch its edges to change how long it lasts. Every change can be undone.
Act on many tasks at once
Each day has its menu with three dots, and so does each topic inside the day. With it you complete all the pending tasks, mark the finished ones as pending again, move them to today or to another date, or delete the pending ones, with a notice to undo.
The menu of the day also folds or unfolds all the topics and opens that day in the planner.
And on each task
Right-click a task, or press and hold on a phone: mark it as done or pending, change its date or its time and duration, duplicate it, move it to another topic, make it recurring or delete it.
Order them your way
Group tasks by topic, such as work, health or home, and set the routine ones to repeat. If you want a task on a specific hour, the hourly agenda takes it from there.
If you use Google Calendar, Outlook or Apple Calendar, you can add their events to the agenda (read-only) and see your commitments and your tasks in the same grid.
What you finish adds up
Completed tasks count in your statistics, so you can see how many you close each month.
More on Hourly agenda →More on Recurring tasks →
Tasks and the planner are part of the Complete plan.
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