Try everything free for 14 days. No card.

Easier Now has nothing to maintain. There is no board to tidy, no weekly setup and no daily planning session. Miss a fortnight and you are handed the backlog one item at a time, with 3 buttons under each: skip it, do it today, or mark it done.

Easier Now is built for people with more to do than time, including people with ADHD. No diagnosis is needed and none is asked for. If picking what to start is the slow part, Easier Now does the picking.

Finishing a task earns XP and grows a tree. It is optional: one setting turns both off, and nothing else about the app changes.

Press Optimise schedule and Easier Now works the rest of the day out again. Your strict commitments stay where they are, your flexible work is refitted into the hours that are left, and anything that no longer fits today is shown to you so you can move it or drop it.

Yes, Google Calendar, both ways. Events come in with prep and travel time added, tasks can be written back as calendar blocks, and you choose which calendars sync. More calendars are on the roadmap. You can also split personal from work, so nobody on your team sees what you do after hours.

Everyone gets the same screen: one task with Done, Skip, Later and Log. You can see the work tasks you assigned and what each person has finished. Personal tasks stay private.

Workspaces are private and access is set by role. Admins cannot see anyone's personal tasks. Private deployments for regulated industries are on the roadmap, not shipped.

Yes. Each task carries its own page for images, text, bullets and code blocks. The checkboxes you write there stay checkboxes until you press + Task or click away from the note, at which point Easier Now shows you the cards it would make and creates them once you confirm. Nothing is retyped, and links hold, so a month later the whole project is still on one page.

Set the repeat and the time once. If you are away when one is due it is not lost: it moves near the top of the next day's list for that side of your life, and it never turns into ten copies of itself.

You mark each task strict or flexible. Strict means anchored to a time, and that covers more than meetings: picking the kids up, the dentist, going to sleep, feeding the cats, the window you keep for email. Everything flexible is fitted around those.

Your 14 days need no card, so nothing is charged when they end. On day 15 everything you put in is still there and you can still read all of it. What you cannot do is add or change things until you pick a plan. Which plan you need follows what you actually used: stay inside three projects and five routines and Starter covers you, go past that and it is Pro.

They stay. Your account goes read-only, so every task, project, note and logged minute is still there to look at. We do not delete your work and we do not hold it hostage. Exporting it to a file is on the roadmap.

No. Your tasks, notes and client information are not used to train any AI model, ours or anybody else's.

Not yet. Easier Now is built for the desktop today, where the work gets done. It runs in your browser and installs to your dock or taskbar so it opens in its own window with its own icon. A phone version is being built and you can follow it on the roadmap.

About a minute. Easier Now asks your name, when you wake and sleep, your working hours, and whether to connect Google Calendar and send notifications. Routine templates are 1 tap each, so the things you repeat are in before you have finished reading this answer.

Export a CSV from your current app, which every one of them can do, and drop it into Easier Now. You do not have to rearrange the columns or match a template first: Easier Now reads the file and works out which column is the task, which is the due date, which is the project, and so on.