Calendar
Drag to create. Written straight to Google Calendar.

Calendar, to-do list, Pomodoro and analytics all read the same task.
Three copies. Three truths.
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One record. Four views.
The same task, as each tool sees it.
A block on your week.
Drag a block onto the calendar and watch the other two panels react.
Drag in the column to drop a block.
Add a duration and the slot books itself.
The objective comes from your list, not an empty field.
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Sped up 60× for the demo
Planned vs actual
Sandbox: the data is fake and lives only in this tab. Nothing is saved, nothing is sent to Google. In the real app, these same blocks sync with your Google Calendar.
I'm in — join the waitlistDrag to create. Written straight to Google Calendar.

Give a task a date and a duration — it schedules itself.
1h 30m planned today
See where the day actually went, against what you planned.

The objective comes from your list, not an empty field.
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50 min already logged on this task
…and more
Google Calendar and Apple Calendar are connected today, and the rest of your stack is next. Everything below has a public API — nothing on this list is a maybe.
Google Calendar & Apple Calendar: live, two-way, today.
Which one should come next?
Picking one selects it on the signup form below — it's sent with your email.
Your activity tracked automatically, not typed in by hand.
Vote for this belowYes, entirely, and no credit card required. Nook will eventually have a paid plan — probably around activity tracking — but beta testers will be told well in advance, and nothing switches on automatically when the beta ends.
No — it's the opposite: Nook writes into your Google Calendar. The blocks you create here show up in the Google Calendar app on your phone, in the invites you receive, everywhere you already check your schedule. Nook isn't one more calendar to keep an eye on.
The to-do list, Pomodoro and activity tracking all work without a Google connection. You only lose calendar syncing — the rest of Nook works exactly the same.
Your tasks, sessions and activity are tied to your account only, and are never sold or shared with third parties. Nook asks Google or Apple for the minimum access needed to read and write your events — nothing else. If you leave your email below, it's only used to send you updates about Nook.
The beta is open right now — sign in with Google or Apple above to start using Nook today. Leave your email below if you'd like to hear how it improves on the way to a full official release.
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Nook is open today — sign in above to start. Leave your email here if you'd like to hear how it improves on the way to a full release.