Frequently asked questions

With Timeliness we follow the idea to manage your tasks where you manage you time: In your existing calendar.

This has the advantage that you can not only see easily when you should to start working on the next task, but it also means you get to move things around just as you already do with normal events. Timeliness enables you to do this by creating an event for your task's deadline and by creating events for the sole purpose of blocking out time, so you can work on your task. We call these time blocking events do dates.

Do dates are events in your calendar that have the job of blocking out time, in order for you to work on a specific task. They also provide a nice way to track your tasks progress, because you will have to mark the do dates as done after you have worked on them.

Yes, while we don't have a native mobile app yet, we do have a progressive web app (PWA) which you can install on your phone. You can find out how to install it on your phone's operating system here.

No, we won't mess up your calendar. Timeliness never touches any of your events. The only thing Timeliness does, is create events for you to block out time and create events representing deadlines. It does that in it's own separate calendar. That means if you don't like it you can simply delete the calendar created by Timeliness.

There are two ways Timeliness integrates with your calendar:

1. Timeliness uses the availability information to plan out a perfect schedule, that makes sure you get your tasks done in time
2. Timeliness also creates events in a separate calendar dedicated to Timeliness events, where it creates an event representing a tasks deadline, and also events for a specific task that block out time for you to work on this task

Yes! Every Timeliness event you change will be synced back to Timeliness and the other way around. There are also some cool things you can do with non-Timeliness events: Check out the features to learn more.