CatFox Tasker

Tasklist

The Tasklist-Mode is the first of four modes, and the one you'll probably use the most. It's a simple list of entries that can be either tasks or notes.

• Tasks come with a checkbox. Notes don't. Using them together greatly helps in structuring your lists.
• Done section: Checked tasks will be moved to a collapsable "Done" section at the bottom, so you can keep your lists tidy without losing the satisfaction of checking things off. Their position in the list is remembered, so when you uncheck them they go right back where they were.
• Formatting: Bold, italic, underlined, and different font sizes can be applied to each entry, helping you visually organize your lists. Make important things stand out, create headings for different sections, or just add some style.
• Due dates: Optionally assign a date (and time) to any task. Recurring entries are supported too, which can be useful for homework deadlines, birthdays, and more.
• Split view: Create and manage your lists on the left, and see the contents of the selected list on the right. Use the Resizer bar inbetween to adjust the width of the panels to your liking.

Routine

The Routine-Mode is the second of four modes, designed for structuring your daily rhythm. It's independent from the other modes.

• Split view: An hourly timetable on the left, and a daily task list on the right. Use the Resizer bar to adjust the panels' width to your liking.
• Time blocks: Click on the timetable to add a task directly, or create an entry in the list and give it a due time. In both cases the task will be displayed in both panels. Each block can be colour-coded.
• Daily tasks: Every new day the App is opened, the checked tasks on the right will be unchecked, so you can restart your routine without any hassle.

Timetable

The Timetable-Mode is the third of four modes, made for organizing your weekly schedule (e.g. college classes) from Monday to Sunday, one hour per cell. It's independent from the other modes.

• Time grid: Each day gets a column, each hour a row. Add time blocks with a title, a start and end time, and a colour to quickly tell them apart.
• Colour-coded blocks: Use different colours for lectures, practice lessons, study time, breaks, etc.
• Independent: Just like the Routine-Mode, the Timetable doesn't share data with your tasklists. It's an additional clean, static week planner you can set up to manage your schedule.

Calendar

The Calendar-Mode is the fourth and last mode. It's connected to your tasklists, as it shows all entries that have an attached due date, laid out as a clean monthly calendar.

• Month overview: Entries are shown directly in their day cells, colour-coded so you can tell them apart at a glance. Navigate between months with the arrow buttons.
• Day details: Click on a day to open a detail overlay showing all entries for that date. Here you can add new entries, edit existing entries, or click on an entry to jump straight to its position in the Tasklist-Mode.
• Add and edit: Create or edit entries directly from the calendar. New entries go into the Appointments list by default, but you can assign them to any of your existing lists instead. Set entries to repeat on a schedule (bi-weekly, monthly, etc.), pick a colour, and more. All without switching back to your tasklist.

Themes

Just like other CatFox apps, Tasker includes multiple built-in themes and an entirely customizable colour scheme. Choose a look that fits your workspace, or adjust the palette to your preference.

Pick what looks good to you, or make it match your system.