Your day has a budget. Spend it well.

I Heart Checklists builds your plan from three things most to-do lists ignore: the hours you actually have, how long your tasks actually take, and what actually matters most. Add what's on your plate and it plans your week, puts the one thing worth doing now on top and tells you the minute you'll be free. Then you go do it.

KNOW THE MINUTE YOU'LL BE FREE
Tell it when you work, or just how many hours a typical day gives you. Today fills exactly that much, less your meetings, and tells you when you'll be done. Finish something early and the minute moves with it. Rough day? One tap lightens it.

ESTIMATES THAT LEARN
Every task gets a time estimate the moment you add it. Lock in to start the clock on one task, and it learns how long things really take you. That "quick email" was twenty-five minutes last time. It remembers.

THE RIGHT NEXT THING, AND WHY
Every task carries a heart score from 0 to 100. It weighs what leaving the task undone would cost, how soon it's due and how big it is, so whatever is up now is the right next thing, with a line saying why. Disagree? Tap a word like "due soon" or "it matters" to change it, and it learns from your corrections.

THE WHOLE WEEK, ALREADY PLANNED
This week shows when everything at work will be done and how full each day is. There's nothing to set up: each day gets only what fits it, and whatever didn't get done moves to the next day with room. Got half an hour between meetings? It fills just that.

EMPTY YOUR HEAD IN ONE GO
Type or paste the whole messy pile into Add anything. Each line is read as you type, as a task, a note, an idea or a question with its time and its day, and you see every one before it lands. Say it out loud, snap a photo of a list, add a picture, import a document, or forward an email and the tasks come out of it.

HEARTBEAT AND THE INBOX
Goals and habits live in Heartbeat, and a missed day is just a day. The AI links each task to the goal it belongs to, and asks when it isn't sure; a habit lands on your day at the time you usually do it. The Inbox holds what's waiting on you: emails turned into tasks, things gone overdue, comments and check-ins.

AND THE REST
Buckets for each part of your life, each holding its own tasks, notes, ideas and questions. A task's steps, in order. Set a task to a time and the plan works around it like a meeting; give it a place and Lock in shows the map and directions. Rules in your own words, like "anything about the garden goes in Personal": type one into Add and it's checked first on everything you add. Shared buckets. Reminders. Dark mode and accent colours. And Parked, for the thing you've moved eleven times: it leaves the list without being deleted.

BUILT FOR THE WAY ADHD BRAINS HANDLE TIME
Estimates come from measured history instead of a guess. The plan and the heart score hold your time and your priorities outside your head. Capture costs one tap. And there's no streak to break, so a bad week costs you nothing.

WHAT'S FREE AND WHAT'S PRO
Adding, searching, due dates, reminders and recurring tasks are free, and stay free. The AI is Pro: the planning, the estimates, the heart score, Lock in, notes, voice, photo, file and email capture, and shared buckets. Every new account starts with fourteen days of all of it, and no card to enter. Already subscribed? Pro unlocks the moment you sign in.

Do the things. Then stop.