Matrix and agent in Telegram — you confirm task creation

The Eisenhower matrix prioritizes tasks along two axes: importance and urgency. Tasks fall into four quadrants: urgent and important, important but not urgent, urgent but not important, and neither urgent nor important. It's a simple, visual way to manage tasks and focus on what truly matters.

Paste text, a chat, a screenshot, or dictate a voice note. The planner creates a card with a title and suggests an Eisenhower quadrant — then you edit it. You can parse a single task or extract a whole list from one paste (thread, notes, checklist) — up to 20 tasks per request.

AI Planner supports sync via CalDAV. Connect Google Calendar, Outlook, Apple Calendar, or any other CalDAV-capable calendar. You can ask the agent about today’s meetings and keep events next to tasks.

It is a task agent inside the planner — not a company-wide autonomous AI. In chat you can create and close tasks, search done work, check calendar meetings (when CalDAV is connected), append notes, and keep several chat sessions. When parsing topics, the agent proposes drafts — you confirm creation. An explicit “create …” can still apply immediately.

Link Telegram in web settings (code → Confirm in the bot) or start from the Mini App. After Start in the bot, enable reminders: overdue tasks, level-up, engagement, and winback. Notification types are configurable in the app.

Yes for now: we're in a demo/testing period with full access free during the demo — no card and no ads in the UI. AI requests (parse, chat, screenshots) use a fair-use quota — about 200 requests per day per account by default; see the pricing page for details.

Yes. Data is stored in a secured PostgreSQL database. Passwords are hashed with bcrypt. Secrets (for example, calendar passwords) are encrypted with AES-256-GCM. We don't share your data with third parties.