All your tasks and events in one calm, offline-first planner
Juno is your personal productivity hub, helping high achievers plan, prioritize, and track progress. Auto-reschedule tasks, set due dates, estimate and log time, and avoid overload. Integrations with calendar, Gmail, Todoist, and more unify your workflow.
Adrián here, Juno co-founder. Why do directors, CTOs and CEOs still carry paper notebooks everywhere? Because notebooks are fast, work offline, and are under one person's control. Juno keeps those virtues, and adds what notebooks can't: - Works offline and syncs across all your devices - Deep calendar integration with time blocking and time tracking - All your calendars where your tasks live - "Pull, not push" integrations (Gmail, Todoist, Linear, Github...): you decide what enters your planner
Congrats on the launch! 🎉 I really like how Juno brings together tasks + calendar + time tracking in one elegant, offline-first “digital notebook” for high achievers. When you’re auto-rescheduling tasks that didn’t get done today, what logic does Juno use, and how transparent is that process for the user to customise?
Congrats on launch! interesting!
Congrats on the launch! Juno looks super helpful for reducing overload — the auto-rescheduling + time estimates combo is a smart touch. Curious which integration your early users rely on the most so far.
How does Juno's architecture manage data integrity and performance for users who have 10,000+ completed tasks and a year's worth of time-blocks? Specifically, is there a simple archive/purge mechanism for completed tasks that keeps the active planner "calm" and snappy, while still retaining the historical data for reflection and progress tracking?
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