The few things you mean to do every day.
Not events, not tasks: habits. Read in the morning. Walk. Inbox to zero. Family dinner. They sit beside the Day planner with a box each, a streak each, and the last two weeks underneath, filled when done.
Tick it, and the streak grows.
Each to-do is due on the weekdays you choose. Tick it on the Day planner and the streak counts up; a day it is not due does not count against you. The ring at the top fills as the day goes, and the rail shows a bar for the day.
- Any time of day: a to-do has no clock unless you give it one
- Drag one onto the planner to give it a time; ticking either one ticks both
- Edit the name or the days any time; the history stays
Honest, in one glance.
The last 14 days
A strip under the list, one square per day per to-do, filled when done. A bad week is visible, which is the point.
The month
A small calendar shows the percent so far this month and your best streak this year, and any day can be opened to see what got done.
Retire, don't delete
When a to-do has served its purpose, retire it. The ticks and the streak it earned stay in the history.
The Individual plan.
Free for one person, with every view and My Work. Every plan has the Year, Month, Week and Day views, Outlook and Google sync, reminders, My Work and Daily To Do's.
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The few things, every day.
Coming soon. Daily To Do's are on every plan, the free one included.