Clarity: Voice Planner

Clarity understands time now. Say "lunch at 12:30" and it stays a real time instead of a note, and the events already in your calendar show up right next to what you planned for that day. They sit where they belong, and your tasks stay free to move between them. Not everything you capture is a task, so now it doesn't have to be. Lists, notes and a "not now" shelf hold the things you want to keep without them piling up as work you are behind on. A wishlist can stay open for months without nagging you. All of them can carry reminders. Deleting is one swipe, and archiving is its own action. That matters more than it sounds: "I'm not doing this" used to get recorded as "I did this", which quietly inflated everyone's numbers. Your stats are honest now, and they can finally tell you what kind of things you tend to let go. When something has been sitting there for weeks, Clary can break it into the first small steps, so you don't have to invent the starting point every time you look at it. And when you keep rewriting the same task, Clarity notices and offers to bring it back on its own. Plus the reliability work from the last few weeks: your first brain dump saves properly, your Top-3 keeps up, and dragging a task lands exactly where you dropped it.