Monthly calendar
See the month as a list of dates. Write appointments and reminders beside each day, with room for more than one line.
Less organizing. More writing.
Folders, file names, formatting. By the time you decide, the thought is gone. Open today’s page and start with one line.
Start writing
Actual daily journal with sample records. On small screens, scroll sideways to see the whole workspace.
A few marks keep things simple.
Keep thoughts and tasks on the same page. A bullet tells you what each line is. When something changes, change the mark.
- Task
- ⚬
- Event
- -
- Note
- ×
- Done
- →
- Later
For minds with enough going on already.
If you have ADHD, or spend more time setting up a notes app than writing in it, this is a simpler place to start. You don’t need a perfect system to capture a thought.
No directory to design. No file to name. No document format to choose. Today’s page is ready when you open the app. Write your thoughts, tasks, and plans together.
Missed a few days? Start with a line today. Make a separate document only when you want one—not before you can begin.
Monthly tasks
Keep tasks that don’t have a date yet on a page for the month. Break a larger task into smaller ones with indented bullets.
Habits
Check off a habit on the days you do it. See your walking, reading, or other routines across the month.
All your tasks, on the right
Tasks from different pages appear together in the right sidebar, grouped by their source. Check what’s left without opening every page.
