To-do list that rolls over: Every morning, you rewrite yesterday's list.
Whatever didn't get done yesterday has to be found, rewritten, put back in place... or forgotten. In Odha, unchecked tasks move to today on their own: you open it, and your day is already laid out.
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Yesterday's list doesn't go away on its own.
3 tasks checked off, 4 left.
The next day, the page is blank and the list is behind you.
You rewrite what you remember...
What you didn't rewrite comes back later, as an emergency.
"I was supposed to call him back on Tuesday."
A forgotten task costs nothing, until the day the client remembers it.
The same morning, nothing to copy over.
Without Odha
6 actions- 01
You open your notebook to yesterday's page.
- 02
You cross out what's done.
- 03
You copy what's left onto today's page.
- 04
You find a sticky note on your screen and add it.
- 05
You put it all back in order.
- 06
You forget one: it will come back in an email from the client.
With Odha
3 actions- 01
You open Odha: what was left from yesterday is already in today's list.
- 02
What can wait until Thursday, you drag to Thursday.
- 03
You get started.
Your coffee is still hot.
In the morning, it's all there.
Tasks from previous days that are neither checked off nor timed move to today, each with its project. Nothing to copy, nothing to sort.
A task you checked off, or logged time on, doesn't move. Your history and your client report stay accurate.
Can a task wait until Thursday? Drag it to Thursday, or set its date in its details. It comes back on the day.
Before you start
What if I don't open Odha for a week?
Unchecked tasks from previous days all move up to today, each with its project. You move what can wait to the following days.
Can I see my whole week?
Yes: the planner shows 1 to 8 days side by side, depending on your screen width, with the tasks of all your projects. A task can be dragged from one day to another.
Why doesn't a task with logged time roll over?
Logged time means you worked on it that day: the task stays on its date, so your history and your client report stay accurate. To continue it another day, add a line on that day.
Is this just another to-do list?
It's a day-by-day planner: one line per task, @project to file it, +1h to log time if you bill for it. No priorities to set and no board to maintain.
Who it's for
- Web developers
- Virtual assistants
- Social media managers
- Content writers
- Consultants
- Graphic designers
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