Right for a day. Left for the rest.
Swipe right for Today or Tomorrow. Swipe left to delete or start a timer.
Everything on this page is live. Type in the boxes, drag the chips, break things. Nothing here touches a real list.
Settings, then The working day. Set when you start and stop, and your capacity: the real task time a day holds.
Type it the way you'd say it. The date, priority and list come out of the words.
Add for 45m or ~20m. A task with no length can't be planned.
The planner fills your capacity and says plainly how far over you are.
Drag the task that matters onto The one thing. Drag the rest onto Not doing. It comes back tomorrow.
Done tasks fold into one Completed row. The crown and the parked list reset at midnight.
Words it understands light up and turn into chips. Whatever is left becomes the title.
A simplified copy of the real parser, running in your browser. Dates count from today. Numbers read day first, so 12/08 is 12 August. It knows the four starter parts of the day: Morning, Afternoon, Evening and Downtime.
| You type | It means |
|---|---|
| a due date | |
| a time | |
| an exact date | |
| a date from now | |
| a start date | |
| the date it must be done by | |
| how long it takes | |
| reminders, as many as you like | |
| a repeat | |
| a repeat that counts from when you finish | |
| when the repeat stops | |
| to | priority |
| a list, made for you if it's new | |
| a section inside that list | |
| which part of the day | |
| how much of you it needs | |
| keep it out of Today |
Tap anything in the left column to try it above. In the app, the syntax sits behind the ? in the add panel, and the chips under the field do the same jobs with a tap.
Filters are a tiny language. Type one and the list answers. Saved filters sit in the Mac sidebar, and under Projects on iPhone.
Nothing matches. That's an answer too.
Also works: tomorrow, 7 days, due before: friday, starts after: +2 days, has: deadline, blocking, focus, notdoing, subtask. Finished tasks stay hidden unless the filter mentions completed. One bare word searches titles. For more than one word, use search: board deck.
Tasks with a time fall into the right band on their own. Drag one onto a band and it's pinned there for good.
Drag a task onto a band. Or tap a task, then tap a band.
Try moving Morning to end at 9:00. Watch the 9:30 stand-up lose its band.
A pin survives rescheduling. That's what turns a repeat into a routine.
Type a rule and see where it lands. Add until or for 6 times and it stops on its own.
No date typed? The first one is due today, and each one after lands where the rule says.
It's due on a Monday. You finish it late. When does the next one land?
every 2 weekscounts from the due dateevery! 2 weekscounts from when you finishedSo one late week doesn't drag every future one backwards.
Blocked tasks are greyed out and left out of the plan. Waiting and someday stay out of Today until you bring them back.
Type waiting in quick add, or set it from the long-press menu under Status.
Review gathers what needs a decision into a few piles. Each pile asks one question. Answer them and you trust your list again.
Connect an assistant and it can do a rot check too: tasks nobody has touched in weeks, or moved again and again, each with a suggestion to drop, decompose or park as someday. It asks you one at a time.
The same moves on iPhone, iPad and Mac. Try them on the rows below.
Swipe right for Today or Tomorrow. Swipe left to delete or start a timer.
Timer, the one thing, not doing, list, part of day, priority, effort, status. Right-click does the same on a Mac.
Click a row to select it, then act with a key. Click here and press any of these to light it up.
Every destructive action offers an undo in the toast. On a Mac, ⌘Z works too.
Evidential has no chatbot. It has a door. Claude, Codex, Cursor or anything that speaks MCP can read your list and plan with you.
One small program. It talks to the list on your Mac. No account, no server.
claude mcp add evidential --scope user -- /usr/local/bin/evidential mcp
Other apps take a config snippet instead. The agent page has them.
"What can I finish in twenty minutes?" By default every change it wants is held for your yes. Deleting is off.
Not on the App Store yet. Early access is by email.