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• Career history: show it as a timeline and share it as a showcase card • Folders: swipe from the left edge to open the folder drawer • Contacts: add social accounts when you create a contact • Kanban and Table views now show completion feedback too • Bug fixes and stability improvements
A to-do app built for goals — routines, calendar & reflections in one place
fecit is a planner that helps you clarify your goals and achieve them, one step at a time. When something comes to mind, just write it down. No need to decide where it goes or how to organize it. A title is enough. Add details when you need them. When a goal feels unclear, turn on the Analysis section. Write down what you want (Expectation), where you are now (Current), what's in the way (Obstacle), and what's at stake (Stakes). The path forward becomes clear. Use Guide Mode or the conversational AI Assistant (Beta) to walk through each step naturally. Break big goals into sub-tasks and connect them visually. What to do next is always in sight. Materials, tools, venues, and people — organize everything you need in the Preparation section. Save well-crafted tasks as templates and renew them daily. No need to start from scratch for things you do repeatedly. Keep stray thoughts in memos, and tidy everything up with folders and labels. When you finish something, leave a reflection. Rate your satisfaction, note what went well and what was hard. Daily and weekly reviews help you keep the momentum going. View your schedule on the calendar, track consistency with heatmaps and streaks, and celebrate progress with achievements. When you need inspiration or a starting point, AI generates tasks and sub-tasks for you. Group related work under goals (projects), invite team members by email, and co-edit shared memos to track progress together. Daily planning, work tasks, personal goals, long-term projects — all in one app. Start simple. Go deep when you need to. fecit — Achieve Your Goals.
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