Plan the day

See what is coming up

Look ahead at dated work and choose when to act, keeping intended work time distinct from when an outcome is due.

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Why it helps

See the week before it arrives.

Friday’s workshop deadline is easier to handle when you see it on Monday. Look ahead at dated tasks and decide where the preparation fits around the rest of your week.

Dates make work visible in context. Choose planned time and Today commitments deliberately, while keeping the original deadline clear.

See the idea in action

Explore the details.

Use the controls to follow the example. Each illustration shows how the product works with your choices.

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Work time & deadlines

Your week

September
Wednesday09:00
Team catch-upCalendar event
Write workshop outline10:00–10:45 · Planned work
Thursday09:00
Friday09:00
◆ Outline dueDeadline

The deadline stays Friday. Estimated effort stays 45 minutes.

Move the work block. Its Friday deadline stays where it belongs.

What you can count on

  • Dates in context
  • Separate planning and deadline information
  • Deliberate changes to Today

A closer look

Is every upcoming task automatically in Today?

No. A task can be relevant because of its dates without being a personal commitment for today. You decide when to bring it into your plan.

A little less on your mind

One place for it all.
One next step.

From the thought you don’t want to lose to the work you’re ready to finish.

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