We got tired of liststhat lie about time.

You don’t drop a plan because you stopped trying. You drop it because it never had to prove it fits inside a real Tuesday.

A due date tells you when something is owed. It doesn’t say when you’ll start, what else is on then, or how much of the day it’ll eat. Without those three, a list is just a wish list.

So we built the maths in, and kept everything else out of the way.

A start time and a length give you an end time. The day view shows the gaps and the clashes. Yesterday’s unfinished work keeps counting, because it’s still work. You type a task the way you’d say it, and reminders and calendar sync keep the plan close. At the end of the week the same hours are added up and drawn, so you can see where they went instead of guessing. Every feature does one job: turn a list into a day that fits.