Today is focused, but manageable.
Suggested plan
Send proposal to Alex — due 11:00
Move 2 low-priority tasks to tomorrow?
Speak it, type it, scan it, or save it from the web. iHaveTask organizes what happens next — and helps you actually finish it.
No setup maze. No endless configuration. Just the next useful action.
Speak, type, scan a document, or save context from the web. Voice and OCR run on your device — your thoughts never leave it unprocessed.
iHaveTask asks the one question that matters — a date, a section — then files the task with the right priority. Correct it once; it learns your way.
A morning briefing plans your day, timers track real effort, reminders fire even with the app closed, and analytics show the progress you can feel.
Tell iHaveTask what needs to happen. It asks only what is missing, then turns your thought into a task you can act on.
Connect Google Calendar and Microsoft 365 once. iHaveTask keeps them in step — every event in both places, every change followed, no duplicates.
A meeting booked in Outlook shows up in Google Calendar, and the other way round. Choose both directions or just one; switch it off any time.
The copy follows the original — new title, new time, all-day — and disappears when the event is deleted. Copies are marked, so nothing ever loops or doubles.
Tasks with a due date land on whichever calendar you choose, and calendar events appear in your day plan — one picture of your time, in one app.
Choose your platform. Your tasks, priorities, and focus sessions stay together everywhere.
The full workspace in your browser — nothing to install, everything synced.
Open the appA native window for Windows 10 and 11, with on-device dictation.
See the download pageA native app with on-device dictation and OCR, menu-bar capture, offline-friendly.
Public download soonA small native window around the same workspace — .deb and AppImage, about 2 MB.
Public download soonSpeak a task the moment it appears and carry on with your day.
Capture tasks from any tab — select text, right-click, done.
Tell us what happened and we will look. If you are signed in to the app, report it from Settings → Help & diagnostics instead — it sends the steps your app took, which is usually what finds the cause. Or write to support@ihavetask.com.