Go to Monthly. Add your goals for the month and choose a priority level.

Think of this as your "what matters this month" list. Goals here cascade into weekly tasks and daily priorities. Keep them outcome-focused, not task-level.

Go to Weekly. Pull in your goals or add tasks directly. Assign them to specific days. Block time if needed using the time block field.

Drag tasks between days as priorities shift. The Schedule column should always have at least one task — that is your deep work.

Each morning, go to Daily. Add your tasks using the input box and choose a quadrant. The matrix sorts them automatically into four floating cards.

• Do Now — Urgent and Important. Handle these first.
• Schedule — Important but not urgent. Block time for these. This is where growth happens.
• Delegate — Urgent but not important. Hand these off.
• Eliminate — Neither urgent nor important. Cut them.

You can also drag tasks between cards to reclassify them.

Hit Regenerate. The system picks your top 6 in priority order: Do Now tasks first, then Schedule. Maximum 6.

Start with task 1. Do not move to task 2 until task 1 is done. Check off as you go. The progress bar updates in real time.

This method was invented by Ivy Lee in 1918 and is still the most effective daily focus system ever devised.

Enter your birthdate and your goal age. Each circle is one week. Filled circles are weeks lived. The green circle is right now. Empty circles are what you have left.

Use this view when you need to remember why you are doing this.

Stats tracks your completion trends, quadrant balance, and streaks computed directly from your data. Aim for a high Schedule ratio. That is where real growth lives.