Calendar and planning your day

The Calendar gathers everything with a date — appointments, task due dates, bills, planned purchases — from every cabinet, onto one surface. Month and Week for the shape of things, Day for the substance.

The Day view is two things at once

Timed events sit on the hour spine; your plan for the day — ordered, mostly untimed tasks — runs alongside it. That's on purpose: "pick up the prescription after the vet, before the store" is a sequence, not a 2:15pm slot.

Plan my day

Tell it what you want to get done, in plain words, and it becomes an ordered plan — grouped by place when that helps ("Best Buy: keyboard, UPS"). Unfinished plan items carry forward to tomorrow; you can defer or drop them anytime.

Worth knowing

• Repeating items (weekly meds, monthly bills) expand onto the grid; editing one occurrence asks whether you mean just that one, the future, or the whole series.
• Colors are honest: planned, done, overdue — and done late gets its own color, so a slipped-but-finished week still tells the truth.
• Create in place: click an empty slot to add something right there.