Seven groups, short cards, and a small demo on most of them. Poke at anything. Nothing here is a mock-up of a feature that doesn't exist.
Type it, say it, or tap it. Evidential works out the details.
Write it the way you'd say it. The date, time, length, priority, list and repeat come out of the words. The title is whatever is left.
TryGym every! mon, wed and fri for 45m until 20 dec
This box runs a small copy of the app's parser, right here in your browser. The real one knows more.
Tap a row to add it to the line above. Numbers like 5/8 read day first. You can flip that in Settings.
Tap the mic and just talk. It comes back as separate tasks with dates and lengths filled in. Untick what you don't want, add the rest.
Mac⇧⌘DPalettestart with ~
Splitting a ramble into tasks uses Apple Intelligence. Without it, each line you say becomes one task, still read by the parser.
Under the field sit chips for the list, the priority and the date. Tap one and its choices open right underneath. No syntax to remember.
Trytap a chip below
Press ⌘K. Type a task and it adds it. Type a word and it searches. Type a filter and it runs it. Start with ~ and you're talking instead.
Keys⌘K↑ ↓esc
Give tasks a length. Evidential lays them on the clock and tells you whether your day fits.
Tell it how many hours of real work a day can hold. It adds up what you planned and says how much is free, or how far over you are.
Set itSettings › The working day
Crown the task that matters today. Park the ones you've decided against. Both reset at midnight, so nothing quietly rots.
Connect your calendar and the plan works around real events. One permission reaches the calendars already on your device. Give each one a job.
Tryswitch a role below
Drop it on empty time and a block appears in your calendar. Or tap Fill the day. On a shared calendar, a block can just say "Evidential".
Trydrag a chip, or tap it
The start date is when you can begin. It stays hidden till then. The plan date is when you mean to do it. The deadline is when it must be done. Moving the plan never moves the deadline.
Trystarting wed friday deadline sun
Mark a task demanding, normal or light. Demanding work goes into your peak hours first. You pick when those are.
Trydeep workquickenergy: high
One tap spreads the pile across the next few days, inside your daily limit. It doesn't dump it all on today.
Mac⇧⌘R
Across the top of Today sits the block you're in, the task, its sub-tasks and a clock. The rest of the day sits underneath, band by band.
Parts of the day, lists, boards, filters, and a hand that can pick anything up.
Today comes in bands: Morning, Afternoon, Evening, Downtime. Rename them, change their hours, add your own. Pin a task to one and it stays there, so a repeat becomes a routine.
TryStretch every day ~Morning
Tap a band to pin Stretch there.
Lists can nest. Split one into sections. Break a task into sub-tasks. Open a task and it reads like a page, with notes and comments.
Try#Work/Clients /Prep
Sections become columns. No sections? You get columns by priority. Drag a card across to move it.
Type a rule, get exactly that list, save it to the sidebar. Seven come built in. A plain word just searches.
Try(today | overdue) & !blocked & duration < 30
A blocked task goes grey and stays out of the plan. Finish the first one and it tells you what just opened up.
Waiting is for things in someone else's hands. Someday is for maybe-one-day. Neither shows in Today or Week until you bring it back.
Trywaiting on Samsomeday
P1 red, P2 amber, P3 blue, P4 plain. The circle you tick carries it, so rows stay clean.
Tryp1tap a circle
Same gesture on iPhone, iPad and Mac. Drag a task into another app and it arrives as its title.
Swipe right for Today or Tomorrow. Swipe left to delete or start a timer. Every delete comes with an Undo.
Trydrag the row sideways
Reminders by time or by place. Repeats that know when to stop.
A while before it's due, days ahead, or at a set time. Reminders that land in the same minute arrive together, as one.
Try!2d!30m!9am
Save a place in Settings, like home or the gym. Get reminded when you arrive or when you leave. Your phone watches for the place. The app never tracks you in the background.
End on a date or after a number of times. every! counts from when you actually did it, so one late week doesn't pile up the rest.
Tryevery monday until 20 decevery! 2 weeks
One when it's time to write down today's to-dos. One at the start of your working day, to plan it.
Numbers from what you did, not from what you meant to do.
Swipe left and tap Start. Stop when you're done. The time stays with the task, next to your guess.
Trypress start
Sped up here, so you don't wait 25 minutes. The dashed line is your guess.
What you finished in the last 30 days. When in the day you actually finish things. Where the work went. How far off your time guesses are.
Your most productive hour is 10:00.
Work takes about 40% longer than you estimate.
One screen shows everything that needs a decision this week. If it's all clear, it says so.
iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Watch. Same list, same rules, no account.
Today, Week, Calendar and Projects. Week shows the rolling week, each day one tap to add to. Projects is a card grid, favourites first.
A sidebar rail, Today with the now card, and the Calendar with an Unplanned drawer. Plug in a keyboard and most of the Mac's shortcuts work too.
Add a task from the menu bar without leaving what you're doing. It lists what's left today and warns you when you're over.
Trytype a task, press return
Today, Plan and Upcoming. Say a task and the same one-line parser reads it. Put it on your watch face as a complication.
Tasks shows today, one list, or any saved filter. Tap a circle to tick it. Today's plan shows your day on the clock. Home screen, lock screen, Mac desktop and watch face.
Add a task opens the app ready to type. Complete next ticks off whatever's next without opening anything. Put either on the Action Button.
Tap one.
These phrases work the moment the app is on your phone. In Shortcuts you can also reschedule, reopen, start a timer, or show a saved filter.
Phone and watch sync straight to each other. iCloud sync with your Mac is off until you turn it on, per device, into your own private iCloud.
There's no chatbot inside. There's a door your own assistant can use, like Claude, Codex or Cursor. You stay in charge.
A local MCP server and a command line tool come with the app. Your assistant can read the list, ask if today fits, and add tasks in the same one-line syntax you use.
By default a change from an assistant is held as a proposal, with the exact diff. Deleting is off until you turn it on.
Today you say yes in the chat or the terminal. An in-app inbox isn't built yet.
Your assistant can list what nobody has touched in weeks, or what keeps getting moved, with a suggestion for each: drop it, break it down, or park it for someday.
It has one job: splitting a ramble into tasks. It runs on your device. No keys, no sign-up, no bill.
Pick a colour and the whole app follows. No one colour is the main one. All seven carry the same weight, in light and in dark. You can mix your own in the app, too.
Keys work on Mac, and on iPad with a keyboard. Gestures work everywhere you can touch.
Better you hear it here than find out later.
Not on the App Store yet. Early access by email, for anyone who'll tell Adrian what's wrong with it.