eudy

One big task, three medium, five small. That's the day. Most to-do apps are bottomless. You add and add until the list itself becomes the stress. eudy does the opposite: every day gets 1 big task, 3 medium tasks, and 5 small ones, and that's the point. The cap is the feature. It's built on the 1-3-5 method, a simple way to plan a day that fits the room you actually have. No endless backlog. No guilt-inducing red badges. Just a clear, honest picture of what today holds, and a point where you're done. Why people stick with eudy - A day that fits. The 1-3-5 structure keeps you from over-committing, because there's only so much room in a day. - Your week at a glance. A clean 7-day overview, plus a focused day view you can reorder to match the way you work. - The Bin. A quick capture inbox for stray thoughts, capped on purpose, so it never becomes another bottomless list. - Regular Schedule. Teach eudy your normal week once and every new week arrives already planned. Change it once, it changes everywhere. - Reminders that help, not nag. Optional nudges to plan your week and sort tomorrow. - Health comes first. A dedicated daily health slot (gym, walk, rest) sits above your tasks, not buried under them. - Meals, planned. Breakfast, lunch, dinner, because a planned day includes how you'll fuel it. Always know what's next Time blocking asks you to guess how long everything takes, then breaks the first time something runs long. eudy asks a simpler question: what order will you do things in? Put the day in sequence, then let Focus mode hold up one task at a time. "What should I be doing right now?" always has an answer. For days you build yourself If no one hands you a priority list (freelance, studying, creating, running a household or a business), eudy gives your day the structure a job would otherwise provide. And if someone does fill half your day, the cap still protects the half that's yours. Gentle by design No streaks to lose, no overdue shame, no red badges piling up. If you have ADHD, or planners have always ended up as one more list you're losing to, the cap is the point: 1 big, 3 medium, and 5 small is a day your attention can actually hold. There's a low-stimulation mode, a dyslexia-friendly font, reduced motion, and nothing that punishes you for a bad day. Works everywhere, syncs everywhere Sign in to back up and sync across your phone, tablet, and computer, free. Your data is yours. Use it offline; it syncs when you're back online. Free, with optional premium The full planner is free forever. Premium unlocks recurring tasks that don't fit your Regular Schedule, a week shaped to your real days, the full calendar view, connecting your own calendar, and every color theme. Plan less. Finish more.