Plan your day, one block at a time.
Type your day in plain words. Ding turns it into a timeline you can tick through, with room for loose thoughts and tasks that repeat.
Today
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Write the day the way you'd say it.
No forms and no time pickers to start. Type a line per item and Ding reads the times. Timed lines become tasks. Everything else waits as a thought.
- “at 9:30”, “2pm”, “10–11am” are all understood.
- Speak it instead with voice input, then check the result.
- Nothing lands on your day until you confirm it.
Write the product brief 10–11am
Lunch with Ada at 1pm
Buy oat milk
A day you can tick through.
Every task shows its time and a status that changes as the clock moves: upcoming, running, on time, or late. One tap ticks it off.
- Pin the things that must happen today.
- Swipe a task left to pin or delete it.
- Past days stay read-only, so the record holds.
Park the rest. Repeat what repeats.
Dump now, sort later.
Half-formed ideas don't belong in a timeline yet. Keep them as thoughts, then turn one into a timed task when you're ready.
Repeats that match your week.
Set a task to repeat on the days you pick, and stop it on a date you choose. Recurring work stays on the plan without retyping it.
Plan with the people you work with.
Create a group, invite members by link or email, and assign a task to everyone or to a few people. Each person ticks off their own copy.
- Members choose whether managers see their ticks.
- Leaving a group keeps your own ticks.
When things run long, the day moves with you.
Run over on one block and the blocks after it shift to fit. Breaks shrink first, buffers absorb the rest, and anything that no longer fits is flagged. Nothing is dropped without you.
- A nudge when each block starts and ends.
- You decide what to do with anything that won't fit.
Bring in what's already on your plate.
Connect the email, calendar, task and work apps you use, so deadlines show up in your day without you copying them in.
Some connections use a sign-in with the provider. Others run on your phone, and a few go through a partner.
Your day, planned in a sentence.
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