A project tracker makes sense when you're coordinating across a big org. But if you're just trying to get your week done, you need something simpler. Something built around how a week actually works.

Why open a notes app to remember why you created a task in the first place. ToDowl keeps notes and tasks together on your week view, so the reason is always there when you need it.

An AI agent can now talk directly to ToDowl through our API and MCP server. It reads your tasks, understands your week, and can reschedule things for you. No UI clicking required.

Most task managers ignore your calendar. We sync with Google Calendar, Outlook, and iCloud so tasks and events share the same week grid. One view, no switching.

Most people quit habits because they chase perfection. One missed day and they're done. But consistency is built on showing up most days, not all days. That's what streaks actually measure.

Most planners show you today's tasks. ToDowl shows you the whole week on a grid, so when Monday gets packed, you can see exactly where Tuesday has room. Then you just drag the task over.

Most people run two apps: one for when things happen, one for what needs to happen. We built ToDowl so tasks and calendar events live in the same view. You see the whole week at once and drag tasks where they actually fit.

Most task managers show you today's list. But your week doesn't work that way. You plan across days, move things around, reprioritize. ToDowl's week view is how planning actually happens.

We just launched ToDowl. One workspace for tasks, a calendar, habits and notes, plus an AI assistant that can add tasks and plan your week for you. No more juggling five separate apps. Free while we build it. todowl.com