Drag flexibly to plan your day - and let it become your record.
Your to-dos keep piling up, but nothing gets done. And by the end of the day, you're thinking "Wait, what did I even do today?"
A separate to-do app. A separate calendar. A separate journal. Three tools running at once - yet your day still feels untracked.
You want to plan, but rigid time-blocking feels like too much pressure. You want to keep a record, but you have no energy left to write it up at the end of the day.
Two-way Planner closes that gap.
How It Works
Drag it over, and it becomes today's plan. Jot down whatever comes to mind, whenever it comes to mind. When you're ready, just drag it into today. No time slots needed - your day finds its own flow.
Your plan becomes your record, automatically. No recap needed at the end of the day. Simply move through your plan as you go, and what you actually did gets recorded naturally.
Leave a note on top of each record. "Done" doesn't have to be the end of the story. Add a note to capture your thoughts, feelings, or outcomes in the moment. Before you know it, it reads like a journal.
Your to-dos keep piling up, but nothing gets done. And by the end of the day, you're thinking "Wait, what did I even do today?"
A separate to-do app. A separate calendar. A separate journal. Three tools running at once - yet your day still feels untracked.
You want to plan, but rigid time-blocking feels like too much pressure. You want to keep a record, but you have no energy left to write it up at the end of the day.
Two-way Planner closes that gap.
How It Works
Drag it over, and it becomes today's plan. Jot down whatever comes to mind, whenever it comes to mind. When you're ready, just drag it into today. No time slots needed - your day finds its own flow.
Your plan becomes your record, automatically. No recap needed at the end of the day. Simply move through your plan as you go, and what you actually did gets recorded naturally.
Leave a note on top of each record. "Done" doesn't have to be the end of the story. Add a note to capture your thoughts, feelings, or outcomes in the moment. Before you know it, it reads like a journal.
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