Task calendar
A calendar that only shows one thing: when your own tasks are due. Nothing to connect, nothing to sync.
One source of truth
The calendar doesn't keep its own separate list of events — it reads directly from the same tasks you manage on the Tasks page. Set a due date on a task and it appears on the calendar automatically; there's nothing to keep in sync because there's only one list.
How to use it
- Days with tasks due show a small indicator — click any day to see what's due
- Click "+ Add task" while a day is selected to create a task with that date pre-filled
- Reschedule a task by changing its date directly in the selected day's list
- Today is always outlined, and the "Today" button jumps back to the current month instantly
Context, not a to-do list replacement
The calendar answers "when," not "what's most important right now" — that's what the Decision Engine is for. Due dates you set here directly feed that recommendation, so a task due today will generally outrank one due next week, all else being equal.
Open the calendar → — or seeto-do list vs. calendar for when to reach for which, or plan a full day on the daily planner.
Frequently asked questions
Does this sync with Google Calendar?
No, and it never will by design — Pomop's calendar is built entirely from your own tasks, stored locally, with no external calendar accounts or syncing involved.
Can I reschedule a task from the calendar?
Yes. Click a task in the selected day's list and use the date field next to it — the change saves immediately and the calendar updates.
Does the calendar decide what I should work on?
No — the calendar shows you when things are due; the Decision Engine on Home decides what to work on right now, using the calendar's due dates as one of its inputs.