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Plan your day

Know what matters today.

A daily Top 3, a focus timer and projects that fit together. Two minutes in the morning, and the rest of the day has a shape.

framezone.app/tasks
The tasks page with today's Top 3 pinned at the top, tagged by project
A real screen from a sample account.

Top 3

Three things, every day

Mark three tasks as your Top 3 and they stay pinned above everything else until they are done. The rest waits its turn.

  • Top 3 pinned above everything
  • Recurring tasks and deadlines
  • Subtasks, attachments and bulk edits
Three focus tasks for today with their projects and due dates

Focus timer

Start on the first one

Run a 25 minute Pomodoro or a stopwatch on any task. Sessions are linked to the task and its project, so you can see where the week really went.

  • Pomodoro and stopwatch
  • Linked to tasks and projects
  • Focus stats by hour and project
The focus timer set to 25 minutes with today's focus time above it

Reviews

A week you can look back on

The weekly review fills itself in: tasks done, habit completion and focus time. Monthly and annual reviews work the same way.

  • Weekly, monthly and annual reviews
  • Plan next week around goals and deadlines
  • Projects in A, B and C tiers
The weekly review with tasks completed and habit completion by day

Works with your AI assistant

Ask about it in plain words.

Your assistant reads your tasks, projects and focus sessions, and can add or complete tasks when you ask. You approve the connection first.

Connect your AI
Example question to an AI assistant

What's on my Top 3 today?

The answer comes from your own Framezone data.

Questions

Good to know.

Yes. Tasks can repeat daily, weekly or monthly, and each one keeps its own history.

Yes. Connect an MCP assistant such as Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor and ask it to add, update or complete tasks, or to tell you what is on your Top 3.

Not yet. Tasks have due dates and a board view, and the weekly plan shows what is coming up.

Your whole life in one view.

Start with one area. It takes about a minute.

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