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Choose a schedule view and layout

The schedule shows period columns, a one-day list or one period at a time, with an optional week strip. Choose the view in Settings, on the Schedule tab. The same tab sets the minimum column width and the dashboard layout. A title bar button switches to a compact window.

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Schedule view

Try the three views on an example day.

Minimum column width

How many columns fit. See fit the columns.

Fold empty hours

One-day list only. See the Display switches.

Show a week strip

Seven days above the schedule. See the Display switches.

Settings, Schedule tab, at its defaults on a 1920 px screen.
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Pick a schedule view

Try each view on an example day. The app draws the same day the same way.

Schedule view

Morning, Afternoon and Evening sit side by side. When the window gets narrower, fewer columns fit and the others are one sideways scroll away.

  1. Open Settings

    Click the gear in the title bar.

  2. Choose the Schedule tab

    It sits between Appearance and Timer.

  3. Pick a view under Schedule view

    The schedule changes at once. There is nothing to save.

Shortcut

In Period columns, press V to switch between blocks of three hours and one row per hour.

Fit the columns to your window

Period columns shows as many columns as fit. The rest are one sideways scroll away.

Full screenMorning, Afternoon and Evening side by side.
Two thirdsTwo columns. Scroll for the third.
Half screenOne column, with arrows and dots.
Example: a minimum column width of 380 px, a fifth of a 1920 px screen.

Minimum column width decides when a column drops. By default it is a fifth of your screen's width. Drag the slider for your own width, from 200 to 800 px, and press Match screen to go back.

The brackets under the slider show how many columns a full-screen window fits. Arrows and dots in the period header move one column at a time.

Show the week strip or fold empty hours

Four switches under Display change what the schedule draws.

The week strip with Thursday chosen. Example data.

The week strip shows seven days, Monday first. Pick a day to open it, then drag a task into that day. The calendar button at the left of the schedule header turns the strip on and off.

Fold empty hours works in the one-day list. Two or more free hours in a row fold into one thin row, and they open while you drag.

Choose a dashboard layout

Classic keeps one panel on the left. The second layout puts three panels side by side.

ClassicTimer, Tasks and Habits share one tab bar on the left.
Timer, Schedule, Tasks and HabitsThree panels side by side. Drag their edges to resize them.

Pick it under Dashboard layout on the Schedule tab. In the three-panel layout, drag a panel's edge to resize it, or focus the edge and use the arrow keys. Each side panel goes from 260 to 560 px, and the schedule never gets narrower than 360 px.

Reset to defaults, at the end of the Schedule tab, puts every choice and both panel widths back.

Double-click a panel edge
to give it back its default width.

Switch to the compact window

A button in the title bar, between Minimise and Maximise, swaps the window between two sizes.

Windows and LinuxOne button between Minimise and Maximise.
macOSTwo buttons: Default view and Compact view.
The button shows the view a press goes to. In the compact window it turns back into Default view.

Default view sizes the window to your screen and uses your layout. Compact view is a small, nearly square window with the timer, the schedule and Tasks side by side.

Panel widths and the window view are kept on each computer. They are not synced to your account.