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Join Priori now, work with users around the world to get rid of busy and ineffective work, say goodbye to procrastination, and re-understand time management. The following is selected from real global reviews: "A very nice App with a UI that is terribly concise and makes people want to finish more plans and then cross it out." "It's no exaggeration to use art to describe this App." "It's the ideal App in my heart!" "I love this simple style, nothing extra." “wow! I didn’t expect that quality. really good interface. ” “Less is more! ” “Науку в массы ! ”（Russian: Theory goes to the masses!） “私の仕事と人生に大きな助け”（Japanese: Very helpful to my work and life.） [ What is Priori? ] Priori is a time management tool that implements the Eisenhower Matrix rule on mobile devices. Faced with endless work and life pressures, Priori hopes to minimize the burden of user “to do list” at the visual and operational levels through an effective but minimalist design language, while using the Eisenhower Matrix rule to return focus to the focus. Above the most valuable things. The important things are rarely urgent, the urgent things are rarely important, give yourself a chance and let Priori do the work with you efficiently. [ How the Eisenhower Matrix matter classified should be implemented? ] Let's take a look at the 4D solution for time management Eisenhower Matrix: 1. First matrix (important and urgent): Do it now The first matrix is the crisis matrix. In this matrix, matters are not only urgent but important. Keeping an eye on the first matrix can lead to stress, exhaustion and other related problems. Covey believes that people who pay attention to the first matrix for a long time will only find relief in the fourth matrix. Because the fourth matrix is neither important nor urgent, humans prefer to do these things. 2. Second matrix (important not urgent): Do it a planned way According to Covey, "the second matrix is the core of efficient personal management." Really efficient people will pay attention to the first matrix, but the second matrix is concerned. In this state, we will focus on opportunities, think in a preventive way, and will reserve enough time to focus on what really matters. 3. The third matrix (not important but urgent): Delegate The main reason why most people find that time is not enough is to take too much work that is not their own. We should realize that it is our busy and blind source. It is best to authorize others to do things in this matrix, or to reduce the investment in such matters through euphemistic rejection. 4. Fourth matrix (not important, not urgent): Don’t do it This thing is a matrix for buffer adjustment. When you are tired, you can adjust your mindset and body through something that is not important and urgent, but if you are always addicted to the fourth matrix, then our output will be greatly reduced, directly causing wasted time and wasting life. [ Special feature ] • Classic theory: a highly efficient Eisenhower Matrix method • Double quadrant list: work and life independent management • Black and white theme: automatic switching • Natural language parsing: automatically recognize time and set reminders • iCloud Sync: Seamless work across multiple devices • Fit iPad: landscape and split screen operations • Time reminder: flexible setting every day, weekday, week, month • Location Reminder: Reminder when arriving or leaving the location • Face ID & Touch ID: Privacy • Rich setup items: Customize your personal habits • Url Scheme: priori:// ------------------ Contact us with fun: fb@ideatiny.com Telegram: https://t.me/PrioriApp

Some goals are counted in hours: practice on an instrument, study for an exam, a thesis, flight time, the hours a license asks for. Chip Away turns each total into a mountain. Every session you log cuts it down, while a small figure with a pickaxe keeps swinging at what's left. Logging a session takes two taps. The app remembers your usual goal and length, so on most days you tap Log hours, then Log it. Change the hours with the quick buttons, pick yesterday instead of today, or add a note about what you worked on. Tap any session later to fix or delete it. The dashboard shows: • Hours logged and hours left, overall and for each goal • Your streak of days in a row • Hours in the last 7 days and your weekly average • The month you'll finish at your current pace Milestones get confetti. You'll see one for your first session, at 10, 25, 50, 75 and 90 percent of each goal, at round numbers along the total, like every 100 hours on the way to 700, and at 7, 14, 30, 60 and 100 day streaks. Set up to four goals, each with its own name, target and scene. Piano and Spanish, a pilot's license, one big number for a dissertation. If you count it in hours, it fits. Widgets keep the mountains on your Home Screen. Pick a goal for a small widget or a full-width scene, put every goal side by side, or see this week's hours day by day. The large widget adds the hours left and your finish month, with log buttons that open a new session. On the Lock Screen you get a ring for one goal and a bar for the total. The Log hours control goes in Control Center, on the Lock Screen or on the Action button. Already tracking in a spreadsheet? Import an .xlsx or .csv file exported from Excel, Numbers or Google Sheets. Any sheet with a date column and an hours column works. You see a preview first and choose which goal each type of hours counts toward. Sessions already in the app are skipped, so importing the same file twice doesn't double count. Export to CSV whenever you want a copy. Sessions sync through your private iCloud account to every device signed in with your Apple ID. There's no sign-up, no ads and no analytics, and the developer never sees what you log. Without iCloud, everything stays on the device. Also: • Dark mode, Dynamic Type and VoiceOver • The scenes hold still when Reduce Motion is on • Works offline and syncs when you're back online • Requires iOS 26 or iPadOS 26