Your whole day, on one page.
See what you want to do beside the meetings already in your calendar. Drag a task into a gap and give it some time.
A to-do app for the tasks. A calendar for the meetings. A notes app for whatever came up in between. By ten in the morning you have checked all three and still missed something.
- Open today.One page per day, one tap away. Yesterday is one swipe back.
- Give a task a time.Drag it onto the timeline and it becomes a block. Drag the block when the day changes.
- See your meetings alongside.Connect Google Calendar and today’s events appear on the same timeline. Nothing goes into your calendar unless you add it.
- Carry things forward.Move an item to tomorrow or next week from its menu. Nothing nags you as “overdue”.
Block time by dragging a task onto your day.
The list says what; the timeline says when. Drag a task across and the day fills up with real blocks next to your meetings, so you can see what does not fit before it is too late.
Drop a task on the timeline and it gets a half-hour block. Drag the block to move it, its edges to resize it; the task stays in the list.
Dated anywhere, found on the day.
Write “Thu, Sep 17” into a project line and it shows up on Thursday’s page under Elsewhere, editable in place. The plan stays in the project; the day still sees it.
Type a date into any line and it becomes a chip. The day’s page lists every line that carries it.
Finished things get out of the way.
Tick off a task and the page shows only what is left. When you want the full picture, one click shows everything you did.
⌘Enter completes an item; it fades, then hides. The eye icon brings completed items back.
One list, other jobs.
Keep a journal
One shortcut, one line, done. Entries live next to your plans, not in an app you forget to open.
See how →Run a project
Goals, tasks, decisions and dates in one outline, with the to-dos also on the day you will do them.
See how →Build a second brain
A knowledge base that grows with you: notes, quotes, PDFs and screenshots, linked the way you think and found years later.
See how →Everything on your mind, in one place.
Open Nested List, type your first line, and put the next thought under it. That is the whole setup.