Diluta:To do List & Calendar

Diluta 2.0.1 Two things in this release I'm especially happy with — and one decision that was overdue. The Pomodoro timer has been redesigned around you. Drag the ring to the length you want, or tap 15, 25 or 50 and go. Prefer to just start and see how far you get? Switch from Countdown to Flow and it counts up instead, with a guard that stops you before a session runs away. Pick your alarm — a chime, a bell, a soft marimba — and set its volume. Turn on auto-advance and it rolls on its own: focus, break, focus, with a longer break every fourth round. It even pauses when you step away. Everything is one tap from the timer itself, and it lives in The Studio, Diluta's quiet room for the work that needs your head: the timer, a distraction-free workspace, and a notepad for the ideas that show up uninvited. We have also added Diluta widget, the widget surfaces what's important to you. A quick glance, a click to update if needed and you can move on to the next thing. Long overdue. The calendar's month view now reads three ways: the full week, weekdays only, or the weekend opened wide — because plenty of us work on Saturdays, and a squeezed two-column weekend never showed it. One tap next to Add Event, and it stays how you left it. And the decision that was overdue: Diluta has grown into six views, a calendar, a Studio, an inbox and analytics — too much to size up against a ticking clock. So the timed trial is gone. Your first 80 tasks are free, for as long as you like, with nothing that locks you out. Full Access is there when you want unlimited tasks, the AI assistant, files and collaboration — one plan, one price. Thank you for letting me come along on your week. — Eric