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Turn a Vague Wish Into a Clear Path

Describe what you want to accomplish. AI clarifies the goal, then breaks it into phases, tasks and dates you can adjust.

AI Planner

Ask the real questions first

Just describe what you want to accomplish. AI identifies deadlines, resources, priorities and outcome criteria, asking key questions when necessary. It doesn't rush to give you a seemingly complete answer — it first helps you clarify what success really means.

An executable, adjustable plan

Goals are broken into projects, phases, tasks, dates and dependencies, presented in a clear time structure. You can change order, adjust dates, modify content, mark complete or reopen. AI reduces the difficulty of decomposition, but never forces a machine-generated plan onto real life.

Let long-term goals enter today

Long-term plan milestones can be considered when generating daily schedules. AI combines existing commitments, priorities and available time to propose a more realistic action rhythm. You choose which ones are worth adopting, then decide whether to write them in. Plans thus become a living action system that moves forward with completions, delays and new decisions — not a document generated then forgotten.

Tasks & Habits

One sentence catches everything on your mind

Natural language is organized into clear tasks. Start time, deadline, time range, priority, tags, checklists and reminders don't need to be entered one by one — results are presented to you first, then confirmed by you.

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Finish report by 5pm
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Review design draft
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Update docs
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Send invoice

Complex projects also have clear next steps

Tasks can be broken into subtasks, establishing dependencies, chains and groups. Page counts, amounts, kilometers or completion percentages can become real progress. Today, upcoming, overdue, unscheduled and completed views present the same action data in its most useful form at each stage. You don't need to manage many lists — you just need to see what truly needs to move forward right now.

Habits aren't performances that can't be interrupted

Consecutive days, best records, stage milestones, heatmaps and periodic reviews make change gradually visible. An occasional rest or retroactive entry won't let one interruption negate all previous effort. When steps, sleep, exercise and other data relate to habits, real behavior can automatically participate in tracking.

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Calendar

Your time has different layers

Day, week and month views help you move from the present to the big picture. Click any time to create events; all-day items, start/end times, locations and notes are saved clearly. Work, family, projects, study and personal life can each have their own calendar and color. Organization and circle events flow naturally into the view, while tasks and habits become the time backdrop. You can finally see a truly complete week before committing to new arrangements.

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Let existing schedules keep working

You can import schedule files exported from other calendars, or generate a private read-only subscription so external calendars can periodically read the events you choose to share. All Yours Hub respects the reality of different tools and doesn't require you to abandon the past on your first day of use.

Change schedules by just talking

The AI assistant can directly create, find, modify and cancel events. After each operation, it clearly tells you the result.

Today is where you come back to yourself every day

The Today view gathers overdue and current tasks, habits and calendar events; when you generate a daily schedule, relevant plan steps also appear together. It only answers three questions: What truly matters today? What's the next step? Where is it most worth putting your attention right now?

Global search brings past accumulations back on demand

One search entry can find answers across tasks, habits, plans, calendar, unlocked notes, memories, diaries, diet, exercise, finances, achievements, contracts, knowledge base, enterprise data, contacts and circles you have access to. You don't need to remember which app it belongs to — only that it once mattered to you.

One action shouldn't repeat five times across five apps

From Files to Knowledge

From Diary to Action

From Health to Habits

From Plans to Today

From Enterprise Data to Contracts

From Data to Digital Identity

Plan. Act. Track. Reflect. Repeat.