Tasks
Give each task a category colour, notes and a due date. Tap a task to see it, then Mark complete or Edit.
Tasks panel › + Add Task
DayFlow is a weekly planner: tasks, week calendar, notes and a focus timer.
Give each task a category colour, notes and a due date. Tap a task to see it, then Mark complete or Edit.
Tasks panel › + Add Task
The task list starts with Due now (tasks in their time slot, and today’s untimed ones), then Overdue in red, then the rest.
Tasks panel
Repeat Daily, Weekly, Monthly, Annually, Every weekday (Mon–Fri), on a custom pattern, or every N days after you tick it done.
+ Add Task › the “Does not repeat” menu
Tasks with a start time appear on the week grid. Jump to any date with the date box next to Today.
Schedule
Create your own categories with colours, and set a weekly target in hours for each one to compare with what you planned.
+ Add Task › ✎ Edit categories
Quick notes beside your plan, saved automatically (you will see “Saved”). Tap the panel title to rename it.
Notes panel
A Pomodoro timer: focus, then a short break; four focus sessions earn a long break. Tap Start, Reset or Skip.
the 🍅 button at the bottom right, or Focus at the top
No, you can use the demo straight away. Sign in only if you want to keep your planner and use it on more than one device.
Only tasks with a start time appear on the week grid. Edit the task and set a Start time.
Tap the task, tap Edit, then tap Delete.
Make sure you are signed in with the same account on both, then reload the page on the PC.
Yes, in early access (closed testing on Google Play). It adds home-screen widgets (the Tasks widget lists what is due now first), task reminders and an alarm volume for the Focus Timer. Tap Get it on Google Play below and leave your Google account e-mail; we add you as a tester and e-mail the install steps.
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