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Organisation

Give every part of life a place

Keep work, personal commitments, and everyday responsibilities together. Organise them with labels that make sense to you.

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The whole life

One place. Your labels.

Health6 tasks
Work9 tasks
Family3 tasks
Learning4 tasks

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Create your own categories

Name categories for the way you work. Add subcategories for more detail, choose colours, and arrange them in an order you recognise.

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Find the tasks you need

Filter the planner by category. A parent category also brings its subcategories into view, so you can look at a whole area of work together.

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Use keywords for familiar tasks

Add words to a category to help matching tasks find their place. Review the suggested category when adding a task.

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Connect tasks to life areas

Use life areas for the broader parts of your life, such as health, relationships, business, or learning. Categories and life areas give you two ways to describe a task.

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Make the starting areas your own

Start with eleven life areas. Rename them, change their icons and colours, reorder them, or add your own.

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How are categories and life areas different?

Categories describe how you organise tasks. Life areas describe the broader part of life a task belongs to. A client proposal could have a Work category and a Business life area.

What happens if I remove a category?

Its tasks stay in your planner without that category label.

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