The useful details,before you commit.

Write it the way you’d say it. “Call mum tomorrow 6pm for 20 mins” lands on tomorrow at six with twenty minutes set aside. So does “DS Classroom 10 am to 1 pm”, which it reads as a three-hour block. You see what it understood before anything saves, and you can wave away any part it got wrong.

Yes. Tap the microphone in the add box and say the task. The words appear as you speak, so you can watch them arrive and fix them before saving. Chrome, Edge and Safari can do this; Firefox can’t, so the button doesn’t show up there.

Press Several, or just paste a list. One task per line, each read on its own, so they can land on different days at different times. You see all of them before any of them save.

You set your working hours and working days under Your account. Your tasks are drawn against those hours, overlaps turn red, and if the total doesn’t fit it tells you by how much.

They stay, marked overdue, and they keep counting against today’s hours, because unfinished work still takes time. A band at the top offers to move them to today or tomorrow in one press, keeping their time of day and re-arming their reminders.

You set them the way a calendar does: at the time, or ten minutes, an hour or a day before the start. They are sent from our side rather than from an open page, so browser notifications arrive even with the tab closed. Premium also sends them by email.

Yes, on the Reports page. Every task you finish is counted against its category and drawn as a pie, for the day, the week or the month, with the table of numbers under it. Anything you never filed is counted as Other rather than left out.

You do. There is a toggle on each category, and the report tells you what share of your hours went to the ones you ticked. Which work counts as real work is your call, not ours.

Write it the way you would say it: “yesterday I read for 30 mins”. It lands on yesterday, already ticked off, so the hours count towards that day. It says “logged as done” before you press the button, so nothing is marked complete behind your back.

No. Give a category the words that belong to it, like gym, yoga and physio, and anything with one of those in the title goes there on its own. Whole words only, so “meet” never claims “meeting the deadline”, and anything you say on the line itself still wins.

Categories, in your own colours, with one level of subcategories inside them. Drag one onto another to put it inside. Pick a parent and you see everything underneath it too. There are also life areas if you want a second, broader way to look at the same tasks.

The planner is free and stays free. Calendar sync is ₹120 a year, and email reminders ₹240. Both prices include GST, so that’s exactly what you pay.

Calendar sync and email reminders, and nothing else. Every task, every category, every browser reminder, the timeline, the calendar views, the hours report, keywords, repeats, voice and export stay free, with no expiry.

You drop back to Free and keep everything else. Your tasks and history are untouched; the outside calendar stops updating and the emails stop arriving.

Any time, on any plan. Your account page exports everything as a JSON file. Nothing is held back.

From the account page, or write to hello@gullyhabits.com. It’s permanent, and it takes every task with it.

Your tasks are visible to your account and nobody else. We don’t sell data and we don’t run ads. Passwords are stored as bcrypt hashes, and calendar tokens are encrypted before they are written down.