About
Most task apps forget the calendar. Most calendars forget the tasks. inmycalendar keeps both in one place: a sticky-note board for what you're doing today, and a week-by-week view of the years around it.
The board
Three columns — to do, in progress, done — side by side on every screen size, phones included. Each task is a single line so a full day fits without scrolling. Type into a column to add straight to it. Drag to reorder, or use the arrows: the top of a column is your highest priority, so ranking costs nothing to express.
Switch the scope to week or month to see everything from that stretch of time in one read-only list. Click any line to jump back to the day it belongs to.
The calendar
Years sit side by side, laid out by week rather than by month, so a long stretch of time reads at a glance. The arrows in the calendar's own header move the whole window a year at a time. Colour a day and the whole cell takes that colour.
How weeks are counted
Week 1 is the week containing January 1st. The last week is the week containing December 31st. That means the first and last weeks usually borrow a few days from the year next door — those are greyed rather than hidden, because a date you can't see is a date you'll miss.
Keyboard
- ← / → — previous or next day
- T — jump to today · N — new task
- 1 / 2 / 3 — day, week, month · B / C — board, calendar
Where your data lives
In this browser, and nowhere else. No account, no server, no sync. Use Export notes (JSON) in the settings menu to keep a backup, and Import notes (JSON) to restore it or move it to another machine.
What's coming
- Sign in with Google, so a board follows you between devices
- An ad-free tier for anyone who'd rather not see ads
- Install to home screen on phones and tablets