Oranito
Oranito is a calendar, task and habit planner. It puts your events, tasks and habits on a single timeline, and its assistant can schedule your work for you.
Most days are split across a calendar you can't edit from your to-do list and a to-do list that knows nothing about your meetings. Oranito shows both as a single day, and its assistant can actually move things — schedule a task into a free hour, roll what you missed to tomorrow, log a habit — instead of only talking about it.
What it does
One day, everything on it
Events, tasks and habits share a single timeline, ordered by when they actually happen, so the day is one list rather than three apps.
An assistant that acts
Ask it to plan your morning or find an hour for something, and it schedules the work itself. Every change it makes is recorded and can be undone.
Habits with the rest of your day
Habits sit alongside your meetings rather than in a separate tracker, so the streak you are keeping competes for time honestly.
Focus sessions
A Pomodoro timer that logs what you worked on, so time spent on a task is recorded rather than remembered.
Connecting Google Calendar
Connecting Google Calendar is optional. When you do, Oranito reads the events from the calendars you choose so they appear on your day next to your tasks and habits, and it writes events you create in Oranito back to the calendar you picked — so scheduling a task actually blocks the time on the calendar your colleagues can see.
Calendar data is used for nothing else. It is never sold, never used for advertising, and never used to train models. You can disconnect an account at any time, which revokes our access and deletes the stored tokens. See the privacy policy for the detail.