How to build a time-blocked daily plan with Kitora Daily
From an empty day to a schedule you can print, in three steps.
Start fresh or reuse a day you like.
Choose one of your saved day templates, or add fixed plans, to-dos and habits in a few guided steps.
- Set your active hours, meals, and focus session length during a short routine setup.
- Add recurring commitments, like a Tuesday class or weekday school pickup.
- Add one-off fixed commitments for the day, with optional prep and travel estimates.
Make a day that actually fits.
Set your active hours and breaks. Kitora arranges flexible tasks around your commitments and tells you what does not fit.
- Give each task a duration. Round up when unsure.
- Choose High priority, Medium, or Low priority.
- Optionally add a deadline, an earliest start, or a dependency.
Take it with you. Come back when life changes.
Save a phone image or printable PDF, or download a calendar file to import into Google, Apple or Outlook. Return to preview a new schedule when your day changes.
- Review the draft timeline and the list of tasks that didn’t fit.
- Drag a task to a new time or edit its time, then lock it if you want it to stay.
- Save and confirm, then Download PDF or Save as image in one of 12 styles.
- When plans change, use Rearrange from now.
What the result looks like
The example to the right uses made-up tasks. Fixed commitments stay put, tasks fill the open time with breaks, and anything that doesn’t fit is listed with a reason.
For the thinking behind this approach, read How to Plan Your Day When Your To-Do List Is Too Long.
- Inbox and plan review 8:30 AM – 9:00 AM · Flexible task
- Draft project proposal 9:00 AM – 10:30 AM · Flexible task
- Break 10:30 AM – 10:40 AM · Break
- Team standup 11:00 AM – 11:45 AM · Fixed commitment
- Lunch 12:00 PM – 12:45 PM · Break
- Review budget numbers 1:00 PM – 1:50 PM · Flexible task
- Client call 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM · Fixed commitment
- Reply to vendor emails 3:10 PM – 3:40 PM · Flexible task
- School pickup 4:30 PM – 5:00 PM · Fixed commitment
Make a plan that fits your day.
Start with today. It takes a few minutes, and the trial includes every feature.
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