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All pages on EvyOS

A complete directory of every page on the EvyOS marketing site. Use this page to find blog posts, feature information, and guides.

Main pages

  • HomeEvyOS landing page with features, pricing, and product overview
  • Help centreHow EvyOS works: setting up, the record model, and getting around
  • BlogArticles on productivity, habits, skills, and product updates
  • Privacy policyWhat EvyOS collects, who handles it, and the choices you have
  • Terms of serviceThe agreement for using EvyOS, its plans and billing
  • SitemapThis page. A directory of all pages on the site.

Product

  • FeaturesThe four pillars: projects, tasks, habits, and skills
  • How it worksGet up and running in under 5 minutes
  • PricingFree and Pro plans with monthly and yearly billing
  • Product tourEvery screen, in light and dark, on desktop and phone

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Features

  • Goal trackingMilestones, target dates, and progress calculated from the work underneath
  • Project trackingWork that ends, with milestones and a deadline that holds itself
  • Task managerPriorities, due dates, subtasks and a day that decides itself
  • Habit trackerStreaks, a year graph, and a strength score built from consistency
  • Skill trackerLogged practice in minutes, and the hours that add up behind it
  • NotesMarkdown with folders, tags, search and version history
  • CalendarA day calendar that sits with the tasks and habits, not beside them
  • AnalyticsCompletion, consistency and where the practice hours actually went

Capabilities

  • Shared workspacesGoals, projects, tasks and habits shared with a family, a partner or a team, with a streak each
  • EvyOS for teamsA team workspace with assignment, an activity feed, and five people included before a seat costs anything
  • ChatGPT and ClaudeConnect your assistant to your real tasks, projects, goals and habits
  • MCP serverThe technical side: one URL, OAuth 2.1 with PKCE, and the full tool catalogue

Templates

Calculators and generators

Free tools

Free games

Timers

  • All timersEvery countdown length, plus the shared timers, in one place
  • 1 minute timerSixty seconds, with a sound at the end. Nothing to install and nothing to sign up for.
  • 2 minute timerTwo minutes, one click, an alarm at the end. No account needed.
  • 3 minute timerThree minutes with an alarm at the end. Nothing to install.
  • 5 minute timerSet a timer for 5 minutes and get an alarm at zero. Free, instant, and no account required.
  • 10 minute timerSet a timer for 10 minutes and get an alarm at zero. Free, instant, and no account required.
  • 15 minute timerSet a timer for 15 minutes and get an alarm at zero. Free, instant, and no account required.
  • 20 minute timerSet a timer for 20 minutes and get an alarm at zero. Free, instant, and no account required.
  • 25 minute timerThe classic Pomodoro block. Set a timer for 25 minutes, get an alarm at zero, no account required.
  • 30 minute timerSet a timer for 30 minutes and get an alarm at zero. Free, instant, and no account required.
  • 45 minute timerForty-five minutes with an alarm at the end. No account, no download.
  • 1 hour timerOne hour, counted properly, with an alarm at the end.
  • 90 minute timerNinety minutes, a full focus cycle, with an alarm at the end.
  • Group timerCreate a countdown, send the link, and every person who opens it sees the same clock ending at the same second. No account, no room code, no install.
  • Shared timerPick a length, get a link, paste it wherever people already are. Every browser that opens it lands on the same second.
  • Meeting timerSend one link before the call. Everyone counts down together, so finishing on time stops being one person's job.
  • Classroom timerA big visual timer for the board, and a link so every device in the room shows it too. Press full screen and the ring fills the projector. Nothing to install on a school network.
  • Team timerTimeboxes, sprints and stand-ups on one countdown. Paste the link where the team already talks, and everyone is on the same clock.
  • Presentation timerOne countdown for the speaker, the chair and the room. Share the link, put it on a second screen, and stop being the person who has to interrupt.
  • Debate timerThe judge or chair runs the countdown; debaters, timekeepers and the audience hold the same link. Pause, add time and reset reach every screen at once.
  • Quiz timerThe quizmaster starts the round; every team holds the link and watches the same countdown on their own phone. Nobody gets to argue about whether time was up.

Use cases

Blog posts

332 articles organized by category.

Productivity82 posts

Habits114 posts

Skills72 posts

Product Updates3 posts

Guides21 posts

App

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