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"15 min", "1h 30m" or a range like "30–60 min", which is scheduled at its upper end.
A staple happens at a time whether you like it or not. The day's work is pushed past it — or broken in two around it, if there is a usable stretch first.
A row written into the wrong block is worth moving rather than retyping. Everything it has ever ticked moves with it, today included.
One line, shown greyed after the what. The gist, so the why can be skipped on a day you have already read it.
Why is worth writing honestly, discouraging parts included — reading it on the page beats rediscovering it as three weeks of silence.
How often you mean to touch this area — all it does is decide when the front page stops greying this one out. It schedules nothing, moves nothing, and there is no penalty for being past it.
Items are edited one at a time, from their own row on the page.
Sign in to sync
Everything works signed out — it lives in this browser. An account is for keeping it across machines, and for the API.
Making an account here takes this address and a password of at least 8 characters. There is no email to confirm and nothing is sent to it — it is the name on the account, and the thing a recovery code is checked against. If that address already has an account, this signs you into it instead, so long as the password is the one on it.
Forgotten your password?
Use a recovery code
There is no reset email — this app has no way to send one. A recovery code is what you were given at sign-up. Each works once, and using one replaces the whole set, signs out every device, and revokes every API token on the account. A recovery is for an account that may not be yours alone any more, so nothing the old password could reach survives it: anything reading the API stops until you make it a new token from settings.
At least 8 characters. It is checked before the code is spent, so a password two characters short does not cost you one of the codes.
Two different plans
This browser and your account are each holding a plan, and they are not the same one. There is one plan, so this is a choice and not a merge: whichever you keep replaces the other — its blocks, its running order and its whole history go together. It is a restore, not a merge, and there is no undo. Nothing has been sent or received yet.
This browser
Your account
Not sure? Download both and decide with them in front of you: this browser's copy · the account's copy
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