Pro feature

See Your Week, Not Just Your List

Turn a to-do list into a plan you can actually fit into the day.

Drag tasks onto the calendar, size them to how long they really take, and see the day you are actually committing to.

A list tells you what. A calendar tells you when.

Drag it onto a day

Unscheduled tasks wait in a tray beside the calendar. Drag one onto a day and time and it is scheduled, snapping to 15-minute steps.

Say how long it takes

Drag a block’s bottom edge to size it, anywhere from 15 minutes to a full day — or type it inline with “for 1h30m”.

Five ways to look at it

Day, 3 days, week, month and agenda. Keyboard shortcuts switch between them; arrow keys move through time.

Plan against reality

Overlay completed tasks and finished focus sessions to compare the day you planned with the day you had.

Schedule by dragging

Everything without a date sits in the Unscheduled tray. Drag one onto the grid and it is planned — no dialog, no date picker, no typing.

  • Drops snap to 15-minute steps
  • Blocks keep the point you grabbed them by
  • Drag back to the tray to unschedule
  • In month view, moving a task keeps its time

Time blocking, without the busywork

A duration turns a task from a point on the calendar into a block with a size — so an overloaded day looks overloaded before you live it.

  • 15 minutes to 24 hours
  • Type it inline: “Draft the report tomorrow 9am for 1h30m”
  • A duration is not a reminder — a task can have both
  • Lists show the full span, not just the start

Five views, one plan

Zoom from a single day to a whole month without losing your place. Press D, W, M or A to switch, and T to jump back to today.

See the day you actually had

Turn on overlays to show completed tasks and finished focus sessions beside your plan. The blocks are what you intended; the markers are when you were genuinely heads-down.

  • Completed tasks, faded and struck through
  • Pomodoro sessions as focus markers
  • Each overlay loads only when switched on
  • Choices are remembered per device

How Calendar Works

1

Drag It Onto a Day

Unscheduled tasks sit in a tray beside the calendar. Drag one onto a day and time and it is scheduled, snapping to 15-minute steps.

2

Set How Long It Takes

Drag the bottom edge of a block to size it, anywhere from 15 minutes to a full day, or type it inline with "for 1h30m".

3

Work the Day

Switch between day, 3-day, week, month, and agenda views, and tick tasks off without leaving the calendar.

What people use it for

Time blocking a workdayPlanning a week in one viewProtecting focus timeBalancing meetings and deep workSpotting an overloaded day before it arrivesReviewing where last week actually went

Frequently Asked Questions

Time blocking means giving each task a specific slot in your day rather than working from an open-ended list. In TodoTicked you do it by dragging a task onto the calendar and sizing the block to how long you expect it to take, so the plan reflects the hours you actually have.

Ready to Try Calendar?

The calendar is part of Pro. Start a free trial and plan your first week today.

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