Today

Ivy Lee Method (Ivy Lee, 1918) — up to 6 tasks in priority order; the top 3 are what would make today a win. Focus locks you to one task at a time, strictly in order. A › means a task was carried over a day (Bullet Journal migration, Ryder Carroll) — after 5 carries it will ask if it’s still worth doing.

Inbox

Brain dump (David Allen, Getting Things Done) — capture everything here the moment it crosses your mind; your head is for having ideas, not holding them. Promote to Today deliberately, and sort the rest in the weekly Review.

Someday

Someday/Maybe (David Allen, GTD) — parked without guilt, not deleted. Resurfaces in the weekly Review so it stays a decision, not a graveyard.

More

Done

Finished tasks from the last 14 days show up here.

Recycle bin

Dropped tasks wait here for 30 days before they’re gone for good — restore anything you dropped by mistake.

    Backup & sync

    Appearance

    Method hints

    The short explanations under each section heading, with cyclable examples.

    Version 2.3.4

    Weekly review

    David Allen’s GTD weekly review: one item at a time. Be honest — dropping something is a decision, not a failure.

    Plan tomorrow

    Ivy Lee’s evening ritual: pick up to 6 tasks in the order you’ll work them tomorrow. Tap to add, tap again to remove.

    Sync

    Keep the same list on every device. Sign in with your email — a one-time code, no password.