Eisenhour: Daily Planner

The small things a week of real use asked for, and the first review. • Block reminders. A notification when a time block starts, or 5, 15 or any number of minutes before. Off by default; switch it on in More. • Add a task straight into a quadrant. Every list has a field at the top, and a long press on a quadrant tile opens it ready to type. • Swipe right on a task to mark it done. The title strikes itself through, and the same Undo pill puts it back. More has a setting to swap the two swipes. • A morning line on the matrix for yesterday's unfinished blocks: move them to today, or let them go. • Finished blocks step back on the calendar so the eye lands on what is still ahead. • Share today's matrix as an image or a PDF from the share mark on the matrix, and share any task the same way from its own Share. • Start a focus session from a task at 10, 25, 60 or any number of minutes. The pomodoro estimate is gone; finished sessions still count. • Tasks keep one order, oldest at the top, newest at the bottom, including everything you imported. Any hand ordering from 1.0.1 is reset once by this update. • The area editor says what its two targets do: hours for the weekly balance, sessions for the streak. • Import shows what a file would change before it touches anything, and can merge with what is on the phone instead of replacing it. Export says what it wrote. • What's new and what's next, inside the app, under More.