Project isolation
Keep each project's planning context separate while working in the same app.
Effort Plan
Effort Plan helps you see tasks, meetings, flagged emails, and manual work in one place, then decide what can realistically fit today. Local planning and signed-in cloud sync are free.
Use Effort Plan when your work is scattered across task systems, meetings, email flags, and quick notes.
Keep each project's planning context separate while working in the same app.
Search planning items in one place and apply filters only when you need them.
Move between day, week, and month calendar or list views, then resize the workspace to suit the task.
Configure the essentials more directly while continuing to use the existing Default and LABC report templates.
Start manually, then add supported work sources such as Azure DevOps, Jira, Gmail, Google Calendar, Local Calendar, Local Tasks, and Local Outlook Mail.
Effort Plan imports items for planning. It does not change the original task, calendar, or email source.
Released October 6, 2026 with project isolation, unified search and optional filters, day/week/month calendar and list views, workspace resizing, and simpler settings. The existing LABC report template remains available.
The existing Mac download remains Developer ID signed and notarized at version 0.2.20. This Windows release does not introduce a new Mac build.
Clear answers about where the product fits, what it does, and when another tool may be a better choice.
Product information reviewed .
Effort Plan combines scheduled time, tasks, flagged emails, and manual work so you can see what fits within the capacity of the day.
Yes. Its planning workflow supports breaking large tasks into practical pieces that fit the time available.
No. It is intentionally focused on individual day planning and realistic capacity rather than enterprise portfolio, payroll, or resource-management administration.