DAYBOX vs enough.

Your todo list keeps growing, but you still don't know what to do first? DAYBOX separates remembering from prioritizing. First write down everything for today. Then choose the three that matter most and promote them to the top. Finally, give time only to the tasks that need it. ■ Your day with DAYBOX 1. DUMP — Write everything down No priority, no category. Just a title. As fast as they come to mind. 2. PROMOTE — Pick the important three One tap lifts a task into FOCUS. Up to three you truly want to finish today. 3. PLAN — Timebox only what matters Not everything goes on a schedule. Only the tasks that need focus. 4. DO — Run your day, then it becomes a record. ■ Why DAYBOX is different · One field to add — capture your day in 30 seconds, no setup. · Today's three — because not everything is equally important. · Timeboxing is optional — you're never forced to schedule everything. · No auto carry-over — you decide what yesterday's unfinished tasks become. No todo debt. · One day, one sheet — no projects, no folders. Just today. All data stays on your device. No account, no sign-in. Write all, focus on three.

Your to-do list keeps growing. The energy you have in a day does not. enough plans your day by energy instead of hours. Rather than slicing the day into 30-minute blocks, you decide how much you can carry today, then plan only within that. ■ Plan with an Energy Budget Set today's Energy Budget when you start — Light, Steady, or Full, whatever matches how you actually feel. Give each Action an energy value and watch what's left. Once the budget is spent, nothing more fits, so overcommitting gets harder. ■ Backlog and Focus Dump everything into Backlog. Sorting it out can wait. Move only today's work into Focus, and that's your list. When the day goes sideways, plan again. ■ Wrap the day Finish every Action in Focus and you can close the day. Things left in Backlog are fine. Some days, what you did is enough. ■ A reset time that fits you Your budget resets at the hour you choose, because a day that ends at 2am isn't the same as one that ends at 10pm. While travelling, the reset follows your device's local time. ■ Also included · Save frequent Actions as shortcuts · Due dates and times · Sort by date created, energy, or due date · Multi-select to move items in one go · Log how it felt — easier, about right, or harder · See your weekly energy trend · Sign in with Apple to sync across devices · Start straight away without an account · Works offline · English and Korean Do less. Finish more.