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Everything you need to get done, in one place.

Capture everything in one inbox, connect each task to what matters and see where the 24 hours of your day really go.

TodayYour 24 hours
  • Sleep 8h
  • Focused work 7h
  • Commute 2h
  • Breaks 5h
  • Not classified 2h
  • Book the dentist appointmentHealth · Dental project · Communication
  • Choose a gym planHealth · Get fit · Decision
  • Pay the electricity billHome · Monthly routine · Maintenance

From idea to action

Nothing gets lost. Whatever arrives lands in the inbox, and whatever you decide to do connects to your goals.

  1. 1

    Inbox

    Ideas, requests and reminders land here first. The goal is inbox zero.

  2. 2

    Vision

    Where you want to be in each area of your life.

  3. 3

    OKRs

    Objectives with measurable key results.

  4. 4

    Generators

    Projects, processes, routines and habits that create tasks.

  5. 5

    Tasks

    What you actually do, today.

Every task has four coordinates

Area of life

Health, family, home, finances, career. Areas never end: you keep them healthy.

Origin

The project, process, routine or habit it came from. Or none at all.

Nature

The kind of effort it takes:

  • Execution
  • Decision
  • Communication
  • Learning
  • Waiting
  • Maintenance
  • Support
  • Creation
  • Review
  • Recovery

Owner

You, your team or someone else, including what you are waiting on.

Your day always adds up to 24 hours

Every hour belongs either to a task or to a passive category. Start a timer, tap a button when you pause and fill the gaps by choosing, never by typing.

  • Physiological
  • Breaks
  • Commute
  • Interruptions
  • Leisure
  • Distraction
  • Sleep
  • Dead time

Priorities with clear rules

LifeHub suggests what to do next based on your goals, deadlines, impact, effort and what you are waiting on. You always see why, and you can always reorder.

Put your life in order, one task at a time

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