Eisenhower matrix, AI task parsing and a per-task AI agent
Todoist is a great list-based task manager. AI Planner takes a different angle: a native Eisenhower matrix, drafting tasks from text and screenshots, and an AI agent inside every card. Here is an honest side-by-side so you can pick what fits your workflow.
| AI Planner | Todoist | |
|---|---|---|
| Eisenhower matrix | Native 4-quadrant view | Priorities P1–P4, no matrix |
| Task from a screenshot | Yes — image → task draft | No |
| AI parsing from free text | Title, quadrant and several tasks at once | Quick Add natural-language dates |
| AI agent per task | Chat with full matrix context | Limited AI assistant |
| Voice → task | Dictate, then AI parse | OS dictation only |
| Calendar sync | CalDAV: Yandex, Google, any provider | Google / Outlook (varies by plan) |
| Integrations ecosystem | Focused, growing | Very large (100+) |
| Price | Free | Free tier + paid Pro / Business |
If you prioritise with the Eisenhower matrix and want AI to draft tasks from text or screenshots, yes. Todoist remains stronger for a huge third-party integration ecosystem.
Yes. The planner, the Eisenhower matrix and the AI features are available for free.
There is no one-click import yet. You can paste your task list as text and AI Planner will parse it into cards; automated import is on the roadmap.
A native Eisenhower matrix, creating tasks from a screenshot, and an AI agent inside each task that understands the matrix context.