Today & projectsPrivate beta

Your whole day. One glance.

Classes, shifts, deadlines and bills on one calm page, with what it handled while you slept. And it keeps at your big goals for weeks.

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It got upbefore you did.

Your morning starts with one sentence about your day. Tap a word for its card. Under it, what it took care of overnight, each line with its undo.

It plans aroundyour real life.

Classes stay where your school put them. Shifts move only through your work schedule. A flight leaves when it leaves. It fits the rest in between, and nothing is yours until you say yes.

Press Plan my week. The real app plans next week, then waits for your yes.

Hand it somethingbig.

A co-op search, Spanish before a summer in Madrid, a move across town. A project keeps its chats, what was decided and the next step. A goal keeps how far along you are, and every check-in.

  • Weeks, not one answer. A goal keeps going between your chats, with check-ins you can read.
  • Always a next step. Each project says what comes next, and when.
  • Your yes first. Applying, sending or booking waits for you. It never buys.

Everything in Today & projects.

The day

  • One river of timeDay, week and month are zoom levels of one stream: the pill, a pinch or Ctrl + scroll.
  • No hour, still todayThings with a day and no hour sit above the river, marked yours, mine or waiting.
  • The leave-by“Leave for EME 050, 24 min”, with the bus, the stop and the weather.
  • Earlier todayWhat is behind you folds away, so the page is only what is left.
  • A tick folds itTick a row and it slides into Earlier today. Undo puts it back.
  • Offline, still your dayThe last good day stays, and ticks go out when you are back online.

While you slept

  • One morning sentence“COSC 121 is at 9:30, A5 is due tonight, and you fly home Friday.” Each word opens its card.
  • Done for youWhat it took care of overnight, grouped and timed, each line with its undo.
  • Receipts, filedStore, amount and date read from your mail and filed in Money.
  • Kept out of your wayPromotions left unread in Gmail, never deleted.
  • Decide onceA sign-in or a choice waits in one row, not a pile of alerts.

Planning

  • Plan my weekBlocks fitted around your week, striped until your one yes.
  • Find timeSay it your way: “2 hours for CMPE 386 before Wednesday”.
  • What stays putClasses stay where your school put them; shifts move only through your work schedule; a flight leaves when it leaves.
  • Every block says why“Between your shift and dinner, before A5 is due.”
  • The monthExams, bills and paydays, at a glance.
  • From your own appsCanvas, Google Calendar and Gmail, with your school emails and calendar feeds.

Projects

  • Anything can be a projectSay “make this a project” in a chat, or name one from the list.
  • Its chats, togetherA co-op search keeps its CV, its cover letters and its plan in one place.
  • The next step, always“Send the Interior Health application by Friday.”
  • Goals with check-insHow far along you are, and every check-in in one line.
  • Saved plansA move or a trip plan, pinned to the top while it matters.
  • Its standing ordersThe jobs a project runs on a schedule live inside it.

Working on it

  • A plan you can readMilestones, sources and risks, visible and yours to edit.
  • Check-ins on a scheduleWhat it did, what it found, what is next.
  • It replansWhen a deadline moves or a listing closes, the plan changes with it.
  • Your yes firstApplying, sending or booking always waits for you.
  • It never buysAnything you would pay for ends in a hand-off to you.
  • A quiet progress ringAnd one line of what it did today.

Seven apps every morning. Or one page.

On the left, what you would open and ask before class. On the right, the line Today already shows for it, from Sam’s Thursday.

  1. CanvasWhat’s due?A5 · COSC 121due 11:59 pm
  2. Google CalendarWhere am I at 9:30?COSC 121 lecture9:30 am · EME 050
  3. Your work scheduleWhen is my shift?Shift at the Commons Café12 to 4 pm
  4. TransitWhen do I leave?Leave for EME 050the 97 B-Line, 24 min
  5. GmailIs my flight still on?AC 8417 to VancouverFri 6:10 pm · on time
  6. Your bankWhen does rent go out?Rent $850Mon, Nov 30
  7. Gmail, againAnything in all that mail?14 promotions kept out of your wayleft unread

Questions,
answered.

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Will it move my classes or shifts?

No. Classes stay where your school put them, shifts change only through your work schedule, and a flight leaves when it leaves. It plans around them, shows its plan striped, and nothing is yours until you say yes.

What does it do overnight, and can I undo it?

Only what you allowed: filing receipts, keeping promotions out of your way, re-checking things for your projects. Every line in Done for you has an undo that puts it back exactly where it was. Anything that sends, applies or pays waits for your yes.

What can a project be?

Anything that takes weeks: a co-op search, a capstone, a move, a language. It keeps the chats, what was decided, the next step and its check-ins together, and it keeps going between your chats.

Do I need Canvas connected?

No. Today works from your calendar, your school emails and your course calendar feeds. Connecting Canvas, Brightspace or Moodle adds more of your due dates as they change.

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