I kept quitting productivity apps and going back to Apple Notes because I needed context, not just task lists. I wanted my daily tasks linked to my weekly goals, and those linked to my monthly vision. My "system" was a chaotic web of: • Folders for Daily, Weekly, and Monthly notes. • Manual links between them so I didn't lose the "Why." • A library of Apple Shortcuts just to make the data entry bearable. It worked, but the friction was real. I was spending more time "managing the system" than actually doing the work. So, I built NimbleDay. Why it’s different from a standard to-do list: • Energy-Based Planning: Tag tasks as High, Mid, or Low energy. If it’s 4 PM and you’re drained, you shouldn’t be staring at your hardest task. • Goal-Linked Tasks: Daily tasks link directly to weekly and monthly goals. No more "busy work" that doesn't move the needle. • Built-in Insights: It tracks if you’re over-planning (my biggest habit) so you can actually finish what you start. • Daily Journaling: A dedicated space for reflection right in your planning flow. • Focus Mode: Use Apple's focus mode to auto filter priorities in task views. •No signups, intuitive UX. The "Power User" features I finally automated • Apple Calendar Integration: See your events and tasks in one view. • Auto-Rollover: Overdue tasks and goals move forward automatically. • Interactive Widgets: Complete tasks directly from your Home Screen. It can also be used to write down daily todo’s without linking it to a weekly/monthly goal . Would love some blunt feedback from fellow Apple Notes power users. Website: https://sound-of-rain.github.io/... Link: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/ni...

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