Tasks & Calendar
A day you can actually see.
Reminders become time, calendar commitments become context, and both remain native to your Mac.
See intentions and commitments together.
Apple Reminders and calendar events share one native time grid, so the shape of the day is visible without switching apps.
Your existing Reminder lists and system calendars remain the source of truth.
Turn an intention into time.
Drag a reminder into a free part of the day. Jikoku gives the task a scheduled start while keeping it connected to Apple Reminders.
A task can take up real space.
Give reminders a duration, resize them in the calendar and see whether the day can honestly contain what you have planned.
The calendar becomes a capacity view, not a wish list.
Let free time become a practical plan.
Jikoku can place tasks with known duration into available calendar slots, using the commitments already occupying your day.
Say the reminder naturally.
Dictate several tasks or a meeting in ordinary language. On-device speech and language models turn the phrase into structured drafts for review.
Date, time and duration can be understood without a rigid command format.
Move from one day to the wider month.
Day, multi-day, week and month views make it possible to plan closely, then step back without leaving the same workspace.
Personal iCloud and work calendars can coexist.
Configured Exchange and system calendars can sit beside personal plans, because every account still competes for the same hours.
Jikoku does not make a second copy of the calendar just to display it.
Give every intention a place in time.
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