My Day: today, by hand
Only what you chose for today, in the order you arranged it. Use it each morning, and look at nothing else until it's done.
My Day
My Day is Freely's plan for today: a short list you choose, split into three calm parts. Nothing is placed until you drag it there, and whatever you don't finish moves to tomorrow, in the same part.
My Day
1/5Carried 2 unfinished tasks forward · tap to undo
Today's habits 1/2
Morning · 2
Afternoon · 1
Evening · 1
Not placed yet · 1 — drag into a part of the day
Tick the tasks and the habits: the ring and the count follow, as they do in Freely.
My Day is the daily planner inside Freely, a free to-do list. Each morning it clears what you finished: you choose what today is for, place each task in the morning, the afternoon or the evening, and tick them off. Tasks you don't finish stay, in the part they were in, and the habits due today sit at the top.
Step by step
A few taps in the morning, then one place to look all day.
Swipe a task to the right from any list, tap the ☀️ on it, or type straight into My Day's own box: “call the plumber at 9” goes in with its time. On a laptop, right-click a task and choose Add to My Day.
At the bottom of My Day, Suggestions for My Day offers up to six tasks worth pulling in: overdue ones first, then the ones due soonest. It starts folded away, so it never crowds the plan.
New tasks wait under Not placed yet. Drag each into Morning, Afternoon or Evening, or right-click it on a laptop and pick the part. It stays there until you move it.
Tick tasks off as you go. The ring at the top fills, and when the last one is done Freely celebrates. Need to concentrate? Open a task and start its focus timer, 25 minutes unless you set another length.
Each morning My Day lets go of what you finished. Anything unfinished comes along into today, in the same part, and a banner says how many: tap it to undo the carry-over.
Suggestions for My Day
Overdue first, then the soonest dates. One tap adds a task to My Day, unplaced.
Which screen when
They show the same tasks in three ways. My Day is the short list for today; the other two keep the long view.
Only what you chose for today, in the order you arranged it. Use it each morning, and look at nothing else until it's done.
All your dated tasks in one line, nearest first. Anything late is pinned on top, one tap from Move to today, and tasks marked Date TBD wait at the very end without ever turning red.
The same tasks on a month. Drag a task, or a single step inside one, onto another day to move it, or add a task straight onto a day.
Small things
My Day
0/1Carried 1 unfinished task forward · tap to undo
Morning · 0
Afternoon · 0
Evening · 1
The next morning: yesterday's unfinished call is back, still in the evening.
Honest limits
Questions
They move into the next day's My Day by themselves, in the part they were in. A banner says how many were carried; tap it to undo, and they leave My Day but stay in their lists.
No. The time shows on the task's row, but nothing is placed until you drag it, so the plan stays the way you made it.
Yes. What is in My Day, and which part each task is in, syncs between your devices, and it works without a connection too.
Yes. A task from a list or a share you can see can go in your My Day. It is kept on your side, so it never appears in the owner's My Day.
Pick three things, give each a part of the day, and let the rest wait.
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