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See your week take shape, gently
Your tasks and your Google Calendar in one calm view — so you always know what's ahead, without the rush.
Why it helps
Tasks on a calendar
Every task with a due date shows up on the month or week view, color-coded by priority, so nothing slips by quietly.
Your Google Calendar too
Connect a Google account and your real calendar events sit right alongside your tasks, no tab-switching.
Block out focus time
Turn any task into a timeboxed Google Calendar event, pre-sized to your pomodoro estimate — adjust the start and end as you like.
Recurring shows up
Repeating tasks appear on every date they're due, marked with a small loop, so your rhythm is visible at a glance.
How to use it well
1
Open the Calendar
Head to Calendar to see your schedule laid out by month or week — today is always highlighted.
2
Add a task to a day
Hover any day and tap the + to create a task already dated for that day.
3
Connect Google
Pop into Settings and connect a Google account to bring your existing calendar events into view.
4
Reserve time for one task
From a task, choose Add to Calendar to block out a focus slot — sized to your estimate, yours to fine-tune.
Frequently asked
No. Your tasks with due dates show up on the calendar on their own. Connecting Google is optional — it simply adds your existing Google Calendar events to the same view.
Still have a doubt?
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Nothing to set up — your dated tasks are already here.