One improvement, every day
Flip the new Today / Tomorrow toggle by the add box to line up tasks for tomorrow before you ever start the day. They wait quietly in a “Tomorrow” section — out of today’s way — and slot right into your list the moment the day turns. Close the laptop knowing tomorrow is already set.
Open the planner and it now says hello to the moment — “Good morning,” “Good afternoon,” “Good evening,” or a knowing “Working late?” after ten. A small, warm nod before you get to the day.
Drop a URL into a task note — a meeting link, an address, an article to read — and it now turns into a link you can actually tap. Bare www. links work too. The note still double-clicks open for editing; the link just gets out of the way.
Keep Better Every Day open in a background tab and it now shows how many tasks you have left right in the tab title — like “(3) Better Every Day”. A quiet glance tells you what remains; finish everything and the count disappears.
A long list can feel like noise. Tap Focus and everything fades away except your next task, front and center. Check it off and the following one slides in. Press Esc or “Exit focus” to see the whole day again. Do the thing, then the next thing.
Check something off and it gently slides below the work that’s still left, so what remains stays right at the top where your focus is. Your order is kept within each group, and you can still drag to reorder. Less scrolling past done things, more momentum.
Some tasks need a little more — a link, an address, the three things to remember. Hover a task and tap the note icon to jot details underneath it. Double-click a note to edit, ⌘/Ctrl+Enter to save. Quiet until you need it.
A quiet little bar chart now shows how many tasks you finished on each of the last 7 days. It appears once you have some history — a gentle sense of momentum, no streaks to break or guilt to feel.
Prioritize your day by dragging tasks into the order that matters. A subtle grip handle appears on hover — drag it to slot any task exactly where you want it.
Typo in a task? Double-click the text (or hover and click the pencil) to edit it in place. Press Enter to save, Escape to cancel.
Hit n from anywhere on the page and the task input snaps into focus — no hunting for the box. Keyboard shortcut people will feel right at home.
Check off your last task and the app celebrates with you — a burst of confetti, then back to quiet. You earned it.
A tiny daily planner launches: plan today, check things off, carry over what didn't happen. From here on, one improvement ships every single day.