For people tired of gamified productivity
Calm productivity
without the streak anxiety.
Many planners run on streaks, badges, and a flame that goes out when you miss a day. If you've deleted a planner because it made you feel behind, these three apps keep your day in view and leave you alone the rest of the time.
Why do most productivity apps fail people?
Many are built to bring you back every day, and finishing your work comes second. A flame that goes out when you miss one day makes you feel guilty, and a list of overdue tasks in red grows every time life gets in the way.
A better planner starts from the day you will actually have. It moves yesterday's leftovers forward without comment, states its price plainly, and stays out of the way when you're busy.
The stack
The three apps
How do these three apps fit together?
Questions
FAQ
What is a low-pressure productivity app?
What's the best alternative to streak-based planners?
Are these apps good for people with ADHD?
Do any of these apps sell my data?
Is there a guilt-free daily planner that works on Mac as well as iPhone and iPad?
Start here
Start with Taskful Day
It's the center of the stack. The free version covers your first 50 tasks, and every new install gets 7 days of Pro free with no card.
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