Plan your day,
your way.

Open Diluta and the day is already framed for you: a personal welcome, the three numbers that matter — to-do, active, done — and a Today's Focus list pulled from what's genuinely due. An energy-aware "Do this now" card points you at the right task for the moment, so you start moving instead of staring at a backlog. It reads less like a list and more like a calm morning briefing.

Month, week, day, and schedule views put your Diluta tasks right beside your real Apple Calendar events — so you stop flipping between two apps to learn what your day actually holds. Everything is color-coded by activity, and tapping any date opens a side pane with the full picture. One place for the meeting, the school pickup, and the deadline.

The same tasks, shown the way your brain needs them in the moment — a Dashboard to start the day, Tasks to grind through, Notes to think out loud, a Kanban board to push work across stages, a Calendar to plan, and a Workspace to go deep. Nothing is duplicated: change a task in one view and it updates everywhere. Switch freely as the work changes shape.

When it's time to focus, the Studio hands you a Pomodoro timer, ambient soundscapes, and a distraction shield in one calm space. Pick a task, start the clock, and let everything else fade out. It's the difference between an app that tracks your work and one that helps you sit down and do it.

Share an activity with your partner, hand a task to a teammate, and watch progress update live — without leaving Diluta or wrestling a heavyweight project tool. Everyone sees what's theirs and what's already done, so the mental load stops living in one person's head. Run a family, a side hustle, or a small business from the same shared space.

Ask Diluta to plan your afternoon, break a daunting task into steps, or tell you what's slipping — and it answers with full context, because it can already see your tasks and notes. No copying, pasting, or re-explaining where you left off. It's help that lives inside your workload instead of in a separate chat window.

A stray idea, a forwarded email, something shared from another app — it all lands in one Inbox so nothing slips while you're mid-sprint. Later, when you have a minute, triage each item into a task, an event, or a project. Capturing and organizing finally become two separate jobs, exactly as they should be.

The Day view stacks your tasks and calendar events on a single timeline, so "what's next?" answers itself. Time-blocked work sits right next to meetings, the gaps are obvious, and an overcommitted day shows itself before it blows up on you. It's the closest thing to a paper day-planner — one that quietly keeps itself up to date.

Completion trends show whether you're keeping up, a status breakdown shows where work is quietly piling, and per-activity stats reveal where your hours really go. Filter down to one part of your life at a time, then export the data if you want to dig deeper. Reflection that turns a blurry week into something you can actually learn from.