One note, one day
A checkable line in a note is a task. Placed on the calendar, it becomes a block. Ticked on one side, it is ticked on the other: there is one text, never two lists to keep.
Write as in a notebook. Every task you note can land on the calendar with one gesture, and stays attached to the line it came from. When the day overflows, the assistant proposes another one.
Coming soon on the App StoreiPhone and iPad. An Android version will follow.
A checkable line in a note is a task. Placed on the calendar, it becomes a block. Ticked on one side, it is ticked on the other: there is one text, never two lists to keep.
Everything lives on your device, in markdown, readable in ten years with or without Tempolist. No account is asked to start, nor to keep going.
It only speaks when asked. It reviews the day in the evening, prepares tomorrow or the week, and proposes blocks you accept or not. It receives the labels of your tasks, never the body of your notes.
On iPad and on a foldable phone, the note and the calendar sit side by side: what is written on the left lands on the right.


Sync across your devices, and the assistant beyond the daily allowance. Everything else stays free, here, for good.
Prices in euros, VAT included, as shown on the App Store in France. They vary by country.
Tempolist is designed and published in France by MSL INNOV.