Time that cannot be missed
Morning, afternoon, evening — three landing pads instead of a timetable. A soft time hint may sit beside a task in grey, but it is decoration: passing it changes nothing at all.
The shape of a day
A day made of waves.
Clock times are promises you can break. Waves are not: a task belongs to the morning, the afternoon, or the evening, and the clock only ever whispers a hint beside it. Nothing in the planner can tell you that you are late.
- Completed
- Moved forward
- Paused
Five states, none of them failure
Active, completed, moved forward, paused, archived. The database has a check constraint that rejects anything else, so no future feature can quietly introduce a way to fail.
Dragging it later is a real answer
Drag a card to another wave, or hand it to tomorrow-you in one click. It records as moved forward — a neutral amber card that drifts on, never an alert and never a mark against you.
Inside the planner
One day, three waves
A completed task settles into sage and stays on screen instead of vanishing; a moved one drifts in warm amber; a paused one simply rests. Notice what is missing: nothing here is red, and nothing here is scolding.
