Everything on one dial

  1. A 24-hour ring dial with hatched coloured arc blocks and a faded second ring at its left edge. A dotted arrow guides a glowing gold block into a gap on the ring, beside a curled paper list.

    Reassign vs Google Tasks: give your list room in the day

    Compare Google Tasks time blocking with a 24-hour circular day planner. See what Reassign adds, what syncs, and when Google Calendar is already enough.

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  2. A 24-hour ring dial with one long gold arc across its upper left and two small hand-drawn checklist cards resting on the ring, the rest of the ring still open.

    Reassign vs Microsoft To Do: give My Day working hours

    Compare Microsoft To Do's My Day with a 24-hour circular day planner. See what Reassign adds, what syncs, and how to plan tasks around Outlook meetings.

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  3. A 24-hour ring dial with long gold arc blocks beside an open index-card box, where one card printed with a gold arc lifts out along a dotted path toward the ring.

    A TickTick alternative for seeing the whole day

    Compare TickTick with Reassign's 24-hour circular day planner. See the prices, calendar and focus tradeoffs, and how to keep TickTick with two-way sync.

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  4. Two hand-drawn 24-hour ring dials side by side. One gold arc block travels along a dotted path from the full left dial to the mostly empty right dial, above a small tally-marked card.

    Copy the events that belong on the other calendar

    Copy events from one Google or Outlook calendar to another automatically. Mirror every event, or write a rule and let AI copy only the ones that match.

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  5. A task block travels along a dotted curved path from an inbox tray and lands as a glowing gold arc on a 24-hour ring dial.

    Give your Google Tasks time in the day

    Reassign now syncs two-way with Google Tasks. Each dated task lands in your Inbox with its due date; drag it onto the 24-hour dial to give it an hour.

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  6. A minimalist ink illustration of an open notebook with abstract dash marks beside a 24-hour ring dial, one gold-accented arc block floating along a dotted path from the notebook toward its place on the ring.

    The issues you own, given an hour

    Reassign syncs two-way with Linear. Issues assigned to you land in the Inbox with a length from their estimate, and completing one closes it in Linear.

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  7. A paper list of dashed marks with one strip peeling off and curving along a dotted path onto a 24-hour ring dial as a gold arc block.

    Your Microsoft To Do list, on the clock

    Reassign now syncs two-way with Microsoft To Do. Each dated task lands in your Inbox with its due date; drag it onto the 24-hour dial to give it an hour.

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  8. A stack of task cards with abstract marks sends one card along a dotted arc path onto the 24-hour ring dial, where it lands as a glowing gold block.

    Your timed tasks, already on the dial

    Reassign now syncs two-way with TickTick. A timed task becomes a real block at its hour on the 24-hour dial, and moving it writes the new time back.

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  9. A 24-hour ring dial with arc blocks of varying lengths sits flat, a dotted arc curving down from a small dash-marked calendar rectangle to land on the ring, with a faint now indicator partway around the open-centred dial.

    Connect a calendar, and only look

    See your Google or Outlook calendar as a 24-hour clock. Connect it, never draw a block, and the dial becomes a visual view of the day you already have. Planning stays optional.

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  10. A 24-hour ring dial with some arc blocks already placed and a second set of arc blocks floating in a dotted orbital path above the ring, one gold-accented block descending toward its position, beside a smaller empty ring on warm paper.

    Reassign vs Google Calendar: do you need a day planner on top of your calendar?

    Google Calendar for daily planning: where it is enough, where the hours between meetings vanish, and when a 24-hour day planner on top of it earns its place.

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  11. A 24-hour ring dial with coloured arc blocks on one side lies beside a ruled grid card, a single gold arc suspended along a dotted path connecting the two objects.

    Reassign vs Outlook Calendar: a day planner beside your work calendar

    Outlook Calendar for daily planning: what it does well, what a 24-hour day planner adds beside it, and how two-way sync keeps Outlook as the record.

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  12. A 24-hour dial with two arcs freshly placed on its ring, each connected by a curved line to a small prop on either side, an envelope and a calendar grid square, their trailing edges dissolving into ink flecks.

    Outlook calendar, on a 24-hour dial

    Reassign now syncs two-way with Outlook Calendar. Connect Microsoft 365 or Outlook.com and your events land on a 24-hour dial, edits flowing back to Microsoft.

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  13. A 24-hour dial with a column of task blocks to its left, one block traveling a dotted arc path to land as a gold-lit sector on the ring.

    Your tasks, as blocks on the day

    Reassign now syncs two-way with Todoist. A task with a due time becomes a block on the 24-hour dial; an undated one waits in the Inbox, done anywhere.

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  14. A 24-hour dial whose ring is divided into four arc segments of contrasting ink textures, with four small matching tokens orbiting its edge on dotted inward paths and a single gold accent marking where the arcs meet.

    One dial, every calendar

    Reassign now does two-way auto sync with Google Calendar: your calendars land on a 24-hour dial in their own colour, and edits you make there flow back.

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