Your to-do list, finally on your calendar.
Rooster schedules your priorities first, shows you what really fits in a day, and quietly reschedules whatever you didn't get to.
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The list keeps growing. Your day doesn't.
Everything feels urgent
So you do the easy things first, and the important ones slide to tomorrow. Again.
You plan 12 things for a 5-thing day
A list has no clock. You only find out it didn't fit at 6 p.m.
Workouts and chores never happen
Not because you're lazy. Because they never got a time slot.
Dump your list. Rooster does the planning.
Add everything
Give each task a priority and a rough time. Big ones get split into bite-sized blocks, so a 5-hour report becomes three focused sessions.
See a realistic week
Rooster places your top priorities first, around your meetings, in the hours you set. Work in work hours, the gym in the evening.
Didn't get to it? No worries.
Anything you don't check off moves to the next free slot automatically. Your calendar rearranges itself, so nothing falls through.
Built for days that don't go to plan.
Priorities first
High-priority tasks get the best slots. Low ones fill the gaps, or wait for next week.
A day you can actually finish
See your planned hours against your free hours, and get a heads-up before a day is overbooked.
Big tasks, bite-sized
Set a maximum block length and Rooster splits large tasks into chunks that finish before the deadline.
Routines that happen
Workouts, cleaning and groceries get a real time slot every week, and come back if you miss one.
Work stays at work
Tell Rooster your work hours and evenings. Work tasks never land on your Saturday.
Ask the assistant
Say "my morning ran over" or "free up Friday" and watch your week rearrange.
Just drag it.
Running late? Drag a task to a new spot. Rooster moves it in Google Calendar and makes room for everything after it.
Or tune every rule.
Rooster works out of the box, but the settings are there when you need them.
- Work hours, evenings and weekend blocks
- When and how unfinished tasks get rescheduled
- Maximum block length for big tasks
- Breaks between tasks and travel time around meetings
- Which calendar is work, private or family
Your real meetings stay yours.
Rooster only adds its own task blocks to a separate calendar. It reads your meetings to plan around them, but never moves, edits or deletes them. Switch that calendar off and every task disappears in one click.
Wake up to a day that fits.
Priorities first, a realistic plan, and a calendar that catches up when life gets in the way.