Organize your entire day in 5 minutes. Productive360° combines a habit tracker, to-do list, and Outlook calendar into one daily schedule — no more switching apps to plan your day. If your habit tracker, to-do list, and calendar app don't talk to each other, this productivity app fixes that.

I am not software developer, but in the last few months after graduating with no responsibilities and no fixed schedule I caught myself falling behind on personal projects and struggling to stay productive throughout the day. I tested a lot of productivity methods and tools — nothing really stuck. But most recently I came across timeboxing: the idea that assigning a task to a specific time slot makes you significantly more likely to actually start it than leaving it on a plain to-do list. And with nothing on the AppStore like that, even though I had no experience, I decided to start building an App anyway for me and others to help with this. The app combines your daily habits, todo's and your events, meetings etc. from your existing calendar in one clear schedule. So the idea is simple: timebox your day each morning, and the app keeps you reminded on when to start and focus on which task to stay on track throughout the day so nothing gets left behind. I uploaded the app on the app store and play store for free to download with no ads. If this is something that interests you, I want to hear how your daily workflow is going and also very important for me is honest feedback and ideas to improve the app.

how does it actually sync with outlook — does it push events both ways or just pull from the calendar?

@dndcltj yes correctly, it syncs them in both direction so the idea is actually to get the notifications when events start from outlook calendar

how does it actually sync with outlook — does it push events both ways or just pull from the calendar?

@dndcltj yes correctly, it syncs them in both direction so the idea is actually to get the notifications when events start from outlook calendar

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5-minute trick to beat laziness and stay productive all day

5-minute trick to beat laziness and stay productive all day