
Missn
Plan the day, then switch off
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Your day is a mission. Off duty is the landing.
Missn puts your events and tasks on one timeline. You see at a glance where today still has room, and you plan tasks right there. And once you're off duty, work disappears — until tomorrow.
MORNING: READY FOR LAUNCH IN TWO MINUTES
"Plan day" shows your events, free hours and new invitations. Missn suggests which tasks fit which gap. You decide, then the rocket lifts off.
DURING THE DAY: IN FLIGHT
• Events and tasks on one line, with the free gaps in between
• Hold a task and drag it into another gap — or back to the inbox
• Personal events stay visible in the middle of the workday as an orange island
• Invitations show what they would do to your day before you accept: overlaps, displaced tasks, a late end of work
EVENING: LANDING
When you're off duty, Missn hides everything work. Personal events stay. Whatever is still open rides along as cargo into the next day — tomorrow is a new launch.
ALSO
• The inbox keeps everything without a fixed time until a gap fits
• Quick capture: "Follow up with Miller tomorrow 10am 30 min" — Missn picks out the day, time and duration
• Add tasks with Siri
• Your week at a glance: work, personal life and free time for every day
• Every calendar gets a role: work, personal or off
• Notifications for new invitations — work invitations after hours arrive when your workday starts
• A Live Activity on the Lock Screen: what's on now and what comes next
• Lists from Apple Reminders stay linked, and you can share tasks to Missn from any app
• Home Screen widgets
• Apple Watch: the arc, the countdown and your tasks on your wrist, with complications for the watch face
YOUR CALENDARS, YOUR DEVICES
Missn uses the calendars already on your iPhone and iPad: iCloud, Google, Outlook and Exchange. No account, no server, no tracking. Tasks sync between iPhone and iPad through your private iCloud — we never see any of it.
Missn is free.
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What's New in Missn
2.6
October 21, 2026
For iPhone Duo: the time-of-day picker on the morning page stays on one line even on the narrow outer display, and quick add uses its full width there.
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