Projects, tasks, habits, and the things you are learning — in a single app, on one screen, in the order you need them. EvyOS is external structure you do not have to rebuild every morning.


Most productivity tools assume you will remember to open them, remember what mattered yesterday, and remember which of the four apps you put it in. That assumption is where the system quietly fails — and once it fails, starting a new one feels easier than repairing the old one.
Put the whole thing in one place — the goal, the projects under it, the milestones, and every task attached to them. When you come back after two weeks away, the structure is still there. You are picking up a plan, not reconstructing one from scratch.


Open EvyOS and you get one screen: overdue split out at the top, then what is actually due today, then your habits, then the calendar. No filtering, no triage, no forty-item list to choose from. Priority rings and due chips do the sorting so you do not have to.


Habits show a year-long heatmap and a strength score, not just a streak counter waiting to be broken. Three days in five is visible progress, and it looks like progress. You can miss Tuesday and still be someone who does this.


When interest pulls you into six hours of a new language, a new instrument, or a new tool, log it. Skills turn scattered intense sessions into a record with hours, resources, and a level you are working toward — so the enthusiasm leaves something behind after it moves on.


Dump everything into the Inbox — no sorting, no categories, no decisions. Then attach the handful that matter to a project and give them a date. Five minutes, once.
Today shows overdue first, then what is due, then habits. Tick what you finish, drag what you do not to tomorrow. The rest waits where you left it instead of disappearing.
After a month: a habit heatmap that shows the good weeks and the rough ones, a project that visibly moved, and hours logged against something you were curious about. Progress you can point to, not just recall.
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