Features

Everything Slate does,
one screen at a time.

Look first. Every feature links to the docs when you want the details.

Schedule

Plan the day you actually have.

See your day as a list or by the hour, next to your calendar, and move things with a drag.

Learn more in the docs

  • ListToday’s tasks and events, grouped by area. Check one off and it stays on the day.

  • TimelineThe same day by the hour. Show two days side by side and drag a task across.

Inventory

Everything you mean to do, kept.

Collect ideas and someday-tasks as they come. Inventory keeps them sorted, and you pull one into a day when there’s room.

Learn more in the docs
Slate’s Inventory: task cards grouped under Personal by tag, showing priority and the day each planned one is on.
  1. Already planned
  2. Priority at a glance

Fast entry

Get it out of your head in seconds.

Three ways to add a task, all of them quick. Use whichever fits the moment.

Learn more in the docs

  • Type naturallyWrite “Long run Saturday 8am #health for 1h” and the details fill themselves in.

  • One-tap detailsThe details you use most sit right under the name, one tap each.

  • Voice to TaskTalk through everything at once. Each idea becomes its own task.

Unfinished tasks

Nothing to clean up tomorrow.

When a new day starts, anything you didn’t finish moves on to today, or goes back to Inventory. You choose once.

Learn more in the docs

History

See how often you really do it.

Every task keeps a record of each time you did it. Months of runs at a glance, with totals and your pace.

Learn more in the docs
Morning run’s details: its schedule and a note, an activity grid of every run since May, and totals: 25 runs, 12 in the last 30 days, 2.2 a week.
  1. Every run since May
  2. How often, in numbers

Habits

Habits that count.

Check a habit off, or count it up glass by glass. Your week and your streak sit right on the card.

Learn more in the docs
Slate’s Habits: cards for Drink water at 5 of 8, Stretch, Meditate, Journal and Inbox zero, each with its week and streak.
  1. Count it up

Progress

Watch the small things add up.

Everything you finish earns XP. Level up, see where your hours went, and chase bigger goals with missions.

Learn more in the docs
Slate’s Progress: level 14 in a laurel wreath, two missions with their progress, and 9.9 hours a week of planned work.
  1. XP for what you finish
  2. Where your hours go

Missions

Goals made of what you already do.

Turn a goal into the tasks and habits that get you there. Work you did before you set it still counts.

Learn more in the docs
A mission, Half marathon ready, at 57% with three objectives: Morning run, Strength session and Stretch.
  1. Each objective counted

Areas & tags

Every part of life, in its place.

Areas split up the big parts of your life, like Personal and Work. Tags sort the tasks inside them.

Learn more in the docs

Reminders

A nudge when it matters.

A reminder before anything you’ve given a time, and on the day something’s due.

Learn more in the docs

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