Wisdone
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A calmer way to plan the day

Decide what deserves today.

Collect the work. Link it to goals when that helps. Wisdone's Wise Picks offer a short list of suggestions, each with its reasons: a deadline, a goal, how long it has waited. The decision stays yours.

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Web app with offline support · REST API · CLI · MCP server for AI agents

Illustration of the Wise Picks panel, with reason phrasing taken from Wisdone's own examples. Not a live account.
The method

Less sorting.
More considered work.

Most task managers are very good at collecting more tasks. Wisdone gives them a place to live, then helps you look at a smaller set of candidates for today.

  1. 01 · Capture

    Put work in one place.

    Type “call dentist tomorrow at 3pm” and Wisdone fills in the due date, priority and project. Projects and tags keep things findable without a filing ritual.

  2. 02 · Connect

    Link work to goals.

    Set goals for the week, month, quarter or year. A task can link to a goal, but it doesn't have to; goal alignment is one signal among several.

  3. 03 · Choose

    Review your Wise Picks.

    See three to five suggestions with a reason for each. Accept what fits, dismiss what doesn't, and get back to work.

Wise Picks

A suggestion you
can read.

Wise Picks scores the tasks you already have against a fixed set of signals and shows you the top few, with a confidence level and the reasons that put each one there.

With a model configured, the explanation is phrased by Claude; without one, a built-in explanation is used. Either way, the ranking is a triage aid. It cannot know everything about your day, and it never acts for you.

Everything around the list

Calm tools for
the rest of the day.

Wise Picks sits alongside the views and habits that make a task list useful, without turning the tool into a second job.

Today and Upcoming

A focused view of today, a look ahead, and Google or Outlook calendar events beside your tasks.

Focus sessions

A built-in Pomodoro timer with your own settings, and a daily briefing of what matters, by email if you like.

Work log

An engineering journal that links entries to Jira, Linear or GitHub issues and to AI agent sessions.

Analytics

Completion and focus over time, goal progress, project breakdowns and streaks, exportable as CSV or JSON.

Bring your tasks

Import from Todoist, TickTick, Microsoft To Do, Linear, Jira, GitHub, Asana, Notion, Trello, Habitica or CSV.

Share a project

Invite people by email with role-based access, and find anything from one ⌘K palette.

For builders

Your tasks,
from anywhere.

Everything in the app goes through one versioned REST API. Create an API key in settings and the same tasks, goals and work log are available to scripts, to the wisdone command line, and to AI coding agents through a six-tool MCP server.

  1. REST APIVersioned under /api/v1, API-key auth, rate limits and webhooks.
  2. CLIAdd tasks, log work and set goals without leaving the terminal.
  3. MCP serverLets Claude Code and other agents read and update your tasks and work log.
# capture and finish tasks
$ wisdone tasks add "Prepare the launch review" -p high --due 2026-10-16
$ wisdone tasks done <id>

# goals with a timeframe
$ wisdone goals add "Launch MVP" --timeframe quarter

# a work log linked to your tracker
$ wisdone log "Fix flaky checkout test" --ref jira:SHOP-142
$ wisdone recent --status active
$ wisdone search "checkout" --provider jira --days 14

Fewer tasks in view.
The right ones.

Wisdone runs at wisdone.app. Follow the Aylith project page for the changelog.

Open Wisdone Project notes and changelog →