Your five are added as all-day blocks in the calendar you already use. Above the meetings, not below. Meetings fill your hours. Your five set the direction. Google, Apple, Outlook – this works everywhere.
Each task becomes an all-day event on its day. Finished ones get a check in front of the name. Move the task and the block moves. If you are on pause, the calendar stays quiet.
The link is secret. Anyone who has it can read your tasks, so share it only with your calendar. You can generate a new one at any time, and the old one stops working.
The calendar is where you already look at your day. When your five sit at the top, above every meeting, what you decided yourself is the first thing you see, not the last. That is the whole difference between a day run by your inbox and a day run by you.
It takes a minute to get started.
Write down the first thing today.