Travel, bills, birthdays, vacations, to-dos. Anything with a date becomes a single line on that day. Flip through entries from the past and next year—effortlessly. No account required, no ads.
Open Underway, land on today. Type a simple line, and it becomes a dated record. Scroll back a month, and they’re all still there, checked off, resting on the day you finished them.
Past days are above, upcoming days below. Swipe down to go back a year or forward into the next. If you’ve ever written dates on paper with one line per task, this is that—but typed.
Type “Lunch with Sam 14:00 #work”, and Underway automatically extracts the time and tag. Add ! or !! to mark priority. No forms, no grid fields—one tap less to log a task.
A line can be a trip, a vacation day, a bill, an appointment, a birthday, or where someone was at home that afternoon. Calendars need start and end times; checklists need checkboxes. But many daily tasks fit neither. Write them here—they’ll be findable months later.
Completed items don’t vanish. They stay on the day you finished, fading in color so scrolling back reveals what you actually accomplished. A year’s plans and records live in the same place.
Nothing to set up. No projects, no lists to build first. Open, start typing.
Main features
• Color-coded dates and weekdays show exactly which day you’re on at a glance.
• Hide completed lines if you prefer focusing only on remaining tasks.
• Handle overdue items in bulk. The banner counts missed tasks—you can move them all to today or clear them entirely.
• Tags and priorities are typed directly: # for tags, ! for high priority. No menus needed.
• Search covers everything—fast even with tens of thousands of entries. Calendar view lets you jump to any day instantly.
• Vault for undated tasks. Set recurring reminders if you want to revisit them later.
• Recurrence: daily, weekly, monthly, yearly. Fixed to a specific date or limited occurrences. Edit once instance or this and all subsequent ones…
