A planner for the working day
Many commitments a day. One calm list.
Write down the tasks the job throws at you — drawing reviews, measurements, calculations, stand-ups. Each one gets a difficulty from 1 to 5, so you see not just how many tasks you have, but how heavy the day is. Tick off what's done and it moves out of the way.
This is what a day looks like
- Load calculation for the cantileverdifficulty 5/5
- Weld seam inspection on line 3difficulty 3/5
- Order spare bearings SKF 6204difficulty 2/5
Tasks are sorted by difficulty — the heaviest one stays on top while your head is still clear.
How it works
- 01
Write it down
A title, the project or system, a short note. That's it — logging a task shouldn't take longer than thinking of it.
- 02
Rate it
Difficulty from 1 to 5. The day's total shows you when the schedule holds more than it can carry.
- 03
Tick it off
One click on the box. Finished work moves to its own list and stays as a record of the day.
The difficulty scale
The scale is yours — this is only a reference most engineers settle into after the first week.
- 1Small item — a call, an order, a signature. Minutes.
- 2Routine work along a familiar path. Up to an hour.
- 3Needs focus — half a day, no interruptions.
- 4Heavy, with unknowns — calculations, coordination, revisions.
- 5Critical: a full day or more, responsibility and risk.
What's inside
- A list of open tasks sorted by difficulty, not by the order you typed them in.
- Four figures for the day: open, done, total load and the hardest task.
- A tag for the project or system, so you can see where the load comes from.
- Clear the finished ones with a single button when the week is over.
Your tasks are only yours
Every account sees only its own planner. Tasks are tied to your profile and no other registered user can open them — neither the list nor the notes on it.
A question or an idea for the planner
If something is missing or gets in the way of daily work, write in — the form goes straight to us.
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