AI task planning
Deflect the tasks. Keep the time.
Your list knows when things are due. It has no idea when you will actually do them. Deflective finds a real slot around work, evenings and weekends — then puts Now in front of you.
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A list of unscheduled tasks becomes a week of planned work blocks, then Today shows what to do now and next. Deflective drafts the plan; you approve it.
Watch a list become a week.
The reason lists fail
Due dates are not do dates.
Capture the noise, then let Deflective draft a week around the time you actually have. It drafts the plan. You approve it.
- A deadline is a constraint, not a plan.
- Deflective finds a do date around work, evenings and weekends.
- Planned work sits beside your calendar, not on top of it.
- You confirm every change — nothing reshuffles in the background.
Capture
Capture the noise
Dump the thought. Keep going. Type, speak or chat — titles, deadlines and projects get structured for you.
- Type it, speak it, or drop it into chat — keep moving.
- AI fills in the title, deadline, estimate and project.
- Work and life live in one list, not two competing apps.
- Nothing is added until you tap Looks right.
Plan
Get a when, not another list
Auto-scheduling places planned blocks around work, evening and weekend windows, and the calendar you already have.
- Set the hours you actually have: work, evening, weekend.
- Planned blocks fill the gaps around Google Calendar.
- Due dates stay deadlines; do dates are when you will do the work.
- One tap drafts the week. You approve it.
Today
Know what Now is
Today turns the week into a sequence: what to do now, what comes next, and what can wait.
- Now is the block in front of you — not a ranked pile.
- Next and later stay visible so the rest of the day does not vanish.
- Meetings and planned work share one view.
- Finish one thing and the day still makes sense.
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