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Планировщик

A personal planner in Russian. Tasks carry a priority and a horizon — today, this week, this month — and repeat on any interval.

2026 · live · React, TypeScript, Vite, PWA

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A task tracker built for one phone. It installs to the home screen, runs offline, and keeps everything in that device’s own storage — there is no account, no server and nothing to sync. The interface is entirely in Russian.

• Three horizons: every task is filed under a day, a week or a month, and can optionally be pinned to one day inside that period. Anything not yet pinned waits in that period’s pool, and today’s screen shows the rest of the week under it — what has no day yet, and what is already set for a later one.
• Plan the week: a separate Sunday-evening screen, because the everyday tabs answer “what now” and planning is the opposite question. It goes in three passes — settle last week’s tail, write down what the coming week is for, then deal it out across the days — and offers itself as the week turns. Days are handed out from a row of weekday chips rather than by dragging, because iOS Safari has never supported dragging.
• Repeats: daily, weekly by weekday, or monthly by date, each with an interval, so “every third day” and “every second Wednesday” both work. Completing one day ticks that day alone; a single occurrence can be renamed, moved or skipped without touching the rule.
• Nothing vanishes quietly: an unfinished task whose period has ended resurfaces marked as overdue, oldest first. Repeats only nag when they are the kind that should — a missed monthly bill keeps asking, a missed daily habit does not pile up.
• Backup to a file: the only copy lives on the device, so the settings sheet exports and re-imports the whole planner as JSON.

A personal tool. The planner itself stays out of search engines.