Tasks here, events in your calendar.Work carries over, events stay where they are.
Write what you have to do in Retoday. Leave anything with a time on it in the Google Calendar you already use. Connect the two and the day's tasks and events sit side by side.What you don't finish today doesn't vanish — it becomes the first line of tomorrow. Anything with a time on it stays in Google Calendar, and you read both on one screen.
The marks running across are the path this task walked. Each push adds another day.
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Every push leaves a date
Carry a task forward and another line is added. You never count — the day number is simply there, and anything you drag out turns red.
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Keep the calendar you already use
Connect Google Calendar and the day's events show up on the same screen. Create or edit them here; the event still lives in Google.
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Recurring work, placed ahead
Daily, weekly, monthly, yearly — or specific dates you pick on the calendar. When the day comes, it's already sitting there.
Recent updates
Shaped by what people tell us
v0.21.0
Retoday speaks English now. Switch with 한/EN at the top right; the log-in, sign-up and reset screens follow
The English home page has its own address (retoday.kr/en), so search engines index each version separately
Set your language under My settings > Day-close rules. It follows you across devices
The app itself is still in Korean. We'll see how this lands before going further
v0.20.1The three boxes under the day list are now one. What's leaving today, what's parked on a future date, and your seeds all sit together under "Not on today's list"
v0.20.0Open a task and you see who else is on it, and for how many days
v0.19.0Fixed: the category owner couldn't see tasks other people had added. Owner or member, everyone now sees the same list
Putting a day in order starts today.
A week in, you see the rhythm. A month in, you see the habit.