An inbox, a calendar and the things you repeat — and nothing else. Write it down, give it a day, tick it off.
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Four views. That's it.
Quick add
No date pickers, no forms. Write the day, the time, how long and a colour in plain words, and Tickleaf files it while you type.
Loops
Every day, every three days, every other Tuesday, the first of the month. Close today's and watch the week fill in.
Stretch, 10 min
07:30 · Every day
Water the plants
Any time · Every 3 days
Week review
17:00 · Fridays
What we left out, on purpose
- Projects inside projects
- Four levels of priority
- Gantt charts
- Notifications about notifications
- A chat app
- Dashboards for your dashboards
Just your things, and a day to do them.
Everywhere
Inbox
Saturday 24 October
Inbox
Works offline
Everything lives on your device first. On a plane, in a tunnel — it just keeps working, and catches up later.
Syncs on its own
Tick it on your phone, it's ticked on your laptop. No refresh, no 'sync now' button.
No passwords
Sign in with a code sent to your email. Nothing to remember, nothing to leak.
The details
⌘K gets you anywhere
Every view and every action, a keystroke away. Keep your hands on the keys and never reach for the mouse.
Four colours, no more
Work, personal, health, home. Enough to see your day at a glance; too few to fuss over.
In your menu bar
On a Mac, today and quick add are one click away, and so is the timer.
⌃⌥Space to add from anywhere. Download for Mac
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Free to start. Your first task takes about four seconds.