A day sorted by what matters.
A week you can name.
A small side panel beside Google Calendar. Your tasks stay in Google Tasks, your time stays on your calendar. Today's Plan is where you decide what today is for.
Prioritize
Pull today's work out of your Google Tasks one task at a time, into the four quadrants and the one thing that matters most.
Focus
Select what you are starting and press the timer. The panel becomes one clock for one block of work, and nothing else.
See where the time went
When the timer stops, the block on your Google Calendar is written with the time the work actually took.
Promise the week first
The week page asks one question: what would make this week feel worthwhile. Write your projects and items, or pull them straight from Google Tasks. This list is what the word important means this week.
Five minutes of triage each morning
One entry shows what is waiting, what you promised this week, and everything in Google Tasks. Pull a task into a quadrant and its due date in Google is set to today, so both sides always agree.
Give the plan a place in time
Select tasks and add them to Google Calendar as blocks, or start a timer and work. When a timer finishes, the block on your calendar is updated to the time you actually spent.
Tick once, it counts everywhere
Complete a task in the panel and it is completed in Google Tasks and struck through on the week page, and the other way round. Postponing a date is never mistaken for finishing. The record stays honest, so Friday can trust it.
Private by design
Your Google account, directly
Sign in happens through Chrome's own Google sign-in. There is no server of ours: the panel talks only to Google, from your browser.
Plans stay on your computer
Your daily and weekly plans are stored in your browser. Nothing is uploaded anywhere else.
No tracking
No analytics, no ads, no third-party scripts. The extension does one job and reports to no one.