Habits-Tasks TrackerSix things.
The right six.
Capture everything, sort it by what's urgent and what's important, then give today to the six that matter. Goals, habits, routines and your Google Calendar sit on one timeline, so you can see your whole day at once.
Capture. Spread. Focus.
Three pages that follow how a good week actually runs.
Get it all out
Every task goes in one list, grouped by category. The Eisenhower lens shows at a glance what's urgent, what's important, and what can wait.
Give it a day
Spread tasks across the week, see which days are already full, and move things with a tap.
Do the six
Choose at most six tasks for today, in order. Work on the first until it's done, then the next. That's the Ivy Lee method, and it has worked for more than a hundred years.
Goals, habits and tasks, together
No switching between a habit tracker, a to-do app and a calendar. They share one day.
Goals
Big goals broken into milestones, linked tasks and habits, and rewards for when you get there.
Habit tracker
Tick-off or counted habits, streaks, a six-month view, weekly checklists and notes.
Tasks & subtasks
Categories, subtasks, repeats, reminders and the four Eisenhower quadrants.
Day View timeline
Wake to sleep on one timeline, with your free gaps shown so you know where things fit.
Routines
Morning and evening routines that show up on the right days, at the right time.
Google Calendar
Your events and birthdays shown next to your plan. Read-only: the app never changes your calendar.
Day recap & journal
Close the day: what got done, how it felt, and a few lines in your own words.
Widgets & shortcuts
Today's Six and your habit week on the home screen, plus a quick "New task" shortcut.
Backup to your Drive
Automatic backup to a private folder in your own Google Drive, and restore on any phone.
Urgent is not the same as important
Mark a task urgent, important, both, or neither, and it lands in the right quadrant. The important-but-not-urgent quadrant is where the real progress happens, and the app keeps it in view.
Do first
- Pay the electricity bill
- Reply to the client
Schedule
- Plan next quarter
- Health check-up
Delegate
- Book the cab
- Forward the forms
Delete
- Reorganise old photos
Claude suggests. You decide.
Turn the AI on and it saves you the typing and the planning. It only ever suggests: nothing is saved until you confirm it.
Fill from words
The form fills itself in. Check it, then tap Add Task.
Plan my day
Free for everyday use. Premium for more.
The whole planner is free. Premium adds AI and a few extra features, and helps pay for the AI. Prices will be announced at launch.
Everything you need
- Goals, milestones and rewards
- Habit tracker, streaks, six-month view
- Master List, Eisenhower quadrants, Week Planner
- Today's Six, Day View timeline, routines
- Reminders, widgets, day recap and journal
- Backup to your own Google Drive
- A taste of AI every month
Plans your day with you
- Fill from words and Plan my day, with a generous monthly allowance
- Evening Six suggestion for tomorrow
- Weekly review and habit insights
- Goal breakdown into milestones and tasks
- Ask questions about your own data
- Google Calendar in Day View and Week Planner
Private by design
Stays on your phone
Your plans live on your device. No account with us, no ads, no tracking.
Backups in your Drive
Backups go to a private app folder in your own Google Drive. The app can't see the rest of your Drive.
AI only when you ask
AI is off until you turn it on, and each request carries only what that feature needs.