Scattered across five apps. One list for today.

Type a task the way you'd say it and it lands on the right day. Today shows what's due, and nothing else.

Connect Google Calendar and your events show beside your tasks, and the time you plan can go back onto Google.

Set a routine once and it comes back on the days you picked. If it isn't done by its time, you get a Telegram message.

Set a number and a date. Each month shows what it still needs, so a slow February doesn't sink the year.

Your tasks and your Google Calendar events sit on the same timetable, so you see whether the day fits before it begins.

Tasks from work and home on one list for today, laid out on a timetable around your events.

Your tasks for the next 14 days in one list, and the hours of the week laid out beside your Google Calendar.

Put the house move, the side job and the garden in their own projects. Split each into sections and steps, and give each step a date and a priority.

Start from a project, a routine pack or a note template, then change what doesn't fit your week.

Keep the packing list, the questions for the landlord and the gift ideas right beside the tasks they turn into.

Type it, say it or snap it in Telegram, and it's filed as a task or a note in the planner.

Set a time and your phone tells you. Tick it done from the notification, or snooze it for 15 minutes.

Pick a task, work for 25 minutes, then take a 5-minute break. One tap on Done ticks the task off.

Type the habit once, tick it off as you go, and see your record and the last 30 days at a glance.

Three finished tasks meet the daily goal. Meet it day after day and the streak grows, with weekends off if you want them.