Today, clear.Everything else, in its place.
Behind Today, everything has its place.
Projects hold tasks, notes and time. The calendar puts what repeats next to one-off plans. And you can search all of it from one place with Ctrl+K or ⌘K.
Projects
A goal, the next action and progress, at a glance. Grouped into categories like Work or Home.
Calendar
The gym or a class is entered once and repeats every week. Tasks show up on the day you plan them.
Notes
Markdown, linked to each other with [[brackets]]. A selected sentence becomes a task.
Focus
Pomodoro or stopwatch. Time counts toward a goal only if you pick one.
Assistant
Optional, with your own OpenRouter key. It proposes changes and saves nothing until you press Apply.
On your phone
Today comes with you, even without signal.
Plan the week on your computer and keep Today at hand when you're out, with Tasks, Calendar, Notes and Add at the bottom, right under your thumb.
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Installs from the browser
No app store involved. It sits on your home screen like any other app.
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Opens offline
On the subway or on a plane, you add and check off tasks all the same. It's saved on the phone.
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Catches up on its own
If you sign in with Google, it syncs with your computer once you're back online.
No account.
Open the app and start. Everything is saved in your browser; sign in with Google and it syncs across devices.
Yours.
Export everything as JSON whenever you like, with or without an account. Nothing gets locked in.
No scares.
Delete a task or a note and Undo appears. Miss it, and the trash keeps it until you restore it or delete it for good.
What it doesn't do: there are no teams or shared tasks, reminders only fire while the app is open, and it isn't on the App Store or Google Play.
Start with today.
Write down three things and watch them fall into place. If it works for you, add projects later.