Lean markdown calendar and notes
Plan tasks with dates in mind using a calendar, notes and a markdown editor.
Coming soon for macOS and iOS.
Coming soon for macOS and iOS.
Enjoy a full writing area with standard Markdown and injected flavour for productivity.
A calendar shows you where the action is. Jump right into a day to manage it by writing notes into each day.
Save away your backlogs and general notes behind the daily planning and apart from the calendar.
NotePlan will give you the convenience of a modern writing editor supporting markdown. Add formatting to your task lists and notes to keep it better organized. A custom markdown flavour helps to mark your lists as: [x] done, [>] scheduled or [-] cancelled. The resulting formatting will help you to stay focused and shows up in the calendar. You have a whole note for every day to manage your microplanning.
See a summary of your notes and color coded lists in a monthly calendar view.
Use keyboard shortcuts to navigate and quickly jump into a day to review or edit
it. The calendar will also show you, if you missed out on some tasks, so nothing important slips from your mind.
Events from other calendars registered with your Mac will also show up inside your NotePlan calendar and inside your daily notes.
If you couldn't finish a task, don't leave it unmanaged on the list. Re-schedule it to another day. Or, if you manage a backlog, schedule a todo directly from there onto your calendar.
Some information is not related to a day and should be kept separated from the calendar. Like bug lists or project backlogs. They can be managed in NotePlan and scheduled directly into the calendar, when required. Notes can be organized by tagging them. In the overview you can filter your notes by tags.
Your notes are not saved on our servers. You will find them safe and sound in your iCloud Drive.
Integrations to useful apps like iCalender, Reminders and more are available.
You can use the swipe gesture to switch between notes and months in the calendar. Thats pretty cool.