The station where your week gets ordered

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Set milestones to reach your goals

A milestone is a goal with a date and the tasks it takes to get there. Finish a task and its rings move. tidystation weighs the work left against your hours and tells you plainly: on track, behind or won’t fit.

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Prioritize, so you work on what matters

Triage takes your open tasks 1 at a time and asks the Eisenhower question: do it now, schedule it, delegate it or drop it. What stays on your list has earned its place.

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Give every day its hours

Tell tidystation how many focused hours you have on each weekday, once. Every day, week and milestone is measured against that number, so you always know how much room is left.

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Give every task a time

Estimate each task, from 15 minutes to a few hours. The estimates add up on every day, so you see whether the work fits before the day starts.

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Start every day focused

Today is the short list you committed to, in order, measured against the day. Press play on the first task, pick Pomodoros or one block, and the timer runs right on the row.

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Focus mode

Focus mode gives the whole screen to 1 task: its steps and the timer. A 1h50 estimate runs as 4 cycles of 25/5 and a 10-minute wrap. A stray thought goes to Triage without breaking the block.

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Plan the week against the hours you have

Drag a task onto the day you’ll do it. Each day fills up against its hours, so an overloaded Wednesday shows up on Monday, and 1 move fixes it.

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Your meetings come off the day

Connect Google Calendar or Outlook. Meetings land on their day and take their time out of it. tidystation reads your calendar and never writes to it.

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See where the week went

Give each task a category, like features, marketing or distribution. The report shows how your week split, so you notice when marketing keeps slipping to next week.

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Set up a project for everything you run

Clients, products and the rest of life, like the family or a trip, each get a place in the sidebar. Add one in a second, then give it sections, tasks, subtasks and notes.

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Notes live with the project

Every project has its own notepad, with folders when you need them. Write a fix list, type /task on any line, and it becomes a real task.

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Type it the way you’d say it

Press Q anywhere and type. The day, the time, the estimate and the project light up as tidystation recognises them, and the rest becomes the title.

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Your hands stay on the keys

⌘K jumps to any screen, project, milestone, note or task. Everything else has a key of its own.

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Ask your assistant what’s left

Coming soon: an MCP server, so Claude or any MCP client can read your milestones and plan, and add tasks to your inbox.

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Questions

Is there a free trial?

Yes. Monthly and annual plans start with 14 days free. You add a card at checkout and can cancel at any time before the trial ends.

What does lifetime include?

One payment of $49, no renewal, and every update we ship. Lifetime has no trial.

Does tidystation plan my day with AI?

No. You decide what goes on each day. tidystation does the math: your hours, your estimates and whether a milestone still fits.

Can I use it with a team?

No. tidystation is built for 1 person running several projects. There are no shared workspaces and no seats.

Which calendars can I connect?

Google Calendar and Microsoft Outlook. Access is read-only: meetings show on their day, and tidystation never writes to your calendar.

Is there a mobile app?

No. tidystation runs in your browser and is made for a laptop or desktop screen.

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