Plan — a board that keeps up with you.

Kanban columns, a deadline timeline and an archive — quick enough to use between two compiles, and entirely yours to rearrange.

Try it Drag cards between columns. Filter by priority, change the sort.

Board

The order is yours.

Drop a card exactly where it belongs, or let a column sort itself by priority, due date, recency or title. Every change can be undone — heap. keeps a real undo and redo stack.

  • Priority chips P0–P3 and filters
  • Markdown descriptions with a tickable checklist
  • Branch and PR decoration from your working copy
  • A scheduled-time pill on cards with a time slot
heap. board with five columns, priority chips and a pinned day calendar
Timeline

Every task, by when it’s due.

The same tasks, bucketed into overdue, today, this week and later. The view for Monday morning: what is burning, what can wait.

heap. timeline grouping tasks by deadline
Automation & archive

It tidies up after you.

Recurring tasks come back on schedule. A 60-second tick moves finished cards to the archive, warns about stuck ones and fires deadline and standup reminders — all of it respecting your quiet hours.

  • Restore or delete from the archive
  • Reminders that stay quiet when you ask them to
automation & archiveexample
automation · every 60 s
  archive  done > 7d        → 2 cards
  warn     stuck in Review → APP-103
  remind   standup 10:00    → quiet hours off
JKNext / previous card
HLPrevious / next column
⇧H J K LMove the card
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