One dump in. One day out.

01 · The dump

Five lines, no formatting, no ranking. Crossed-out half-lists not required but permitted. This is the exact text /dump prefills on a first visit — you can clear it and type yours.

finish the Q3 report, 90 minutes, must happen today
call the dentist at 2:30pm, 15 min
gym 3x this week, 1 hour each
read a book for school, 45 minutes a day mon-fri
reply to Ana's email, 10 min, low priority

02 · The read

The parse turns each line into an editable card: how long, how important, what kind, and — when you said a clock time out loud — pinned to it. The words in mono are the exact phrase each card came from, so a misparse is visible before anything is scheduled.

• 1234590m

  Finish the Q3 report

  “finish the Q3 report, 90 minutes, must happen today”

  Deep workMorning
• 1234515m

  Call the dentist

  14:30

  “call the dentist at 2:30pm, 15 min”

  AdminAfternoon
• 1234560m

  Gym

  “gym 3x this week, 1 hour each”

  HealthEvening3× this week
• 1234545m

  Read for school

  “read a book for school, 45 minutes a day mon-fri”

  LearningAny windowMon–Fri
• 1234510m

  Reply to Ana's email

  “reply to Ana's email, 10 min, low priority”

  AdminAny window

03 · The day it built back

One button, and the scheduler lays the cards on the rail: pinned things first, then the rest by importance, chunks with breaks when a task runs long, a buffer when the kind of work switches, lunch held where your rhythm puts it.

3h 40m placed · 0m in breaks · 0 unplaced · longest run 3h 10m

On the real sheet you drag anything to fix it — the rest re-flows around what you pin. This one is set in ink because it's a photocopy.