Calendar & Schedules
Your day, handled
before it starts
Notes in every meeting · One daily schedule · Open tasks done for review
Your meetings arrive as tasks you write in. One schedule runs every morning, preps the day's meetings and works through what you promised in the last ones. You start the day reviewing, not catching up.
Write your notes inside the meeting
10:30 · Pricing review
Dana, Omer, Lior · Google Meet · 30 min
Every meeting on my calendar shows up as a task I can write in.
No separate notes doc and no hunting for the link. Decisions go in as notes, follow-ups go in as tasks, and every open follow-up also lands in one Open action items list.
Set up your day once
Every weekday at 07:30.
Before you're up, it reads today's meetings and everything still open from the last ones, then gets to work.
Every weekday at 7:30, prep my meetings and work through my open action items.
The schedule lives on a task, so each run starts from everything it already holds: today's meetings, yesterday's follow-ups, the threads in Slack and Gmail. You write once what done looks like, and every run is held to it.
Most of your open tasks, done before you look
Six done. Two need you.
Your 11:00 and 14:00 are prepped, and most of yesterday's follow-ups are finished. The two left are decisions only you can make.
What did this morning's run get done?
Drafts, prep notes and updated docs are waiting on their tasks. You approve what's right, fix what isn't, and the run names the few things it couldn't decide for you instead of guessing.
Meetings that clean up after themselves
Only the meetings that still owe you work.
Which meetings this week still need something from me?
Once a meeting is over, it closes itself if nothing is left to do. A meeting with an open follow-up stays until that's done, so your list only shows the meetings that still owe someone work.
Start tomorrow already caught up
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