Juno.do

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You ask, we deliver

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"Inbox zero" is not the goal, really.
What you want is to know what to give your attention to each time.

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One thing we care a lot about in Juno:

the plan should survive the first meeting of the day.

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New in Juno: cleaner integration views.

Emails, issues, PRs, and tasks are easier to scan before you decide what deserves calendar space.

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“Do more” is usually bad productivity advice.
“Choose better” is much more useful.

It's never a lack of time, but a lack of priorities.

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If planning only works at your desk, it does not really work.
Don't settle for a "companion app" for your planner.

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We keep polishing small things in Juno because trust is built in small things. Polishing roundings, shadows, borders, font styles... We want to build delight in every interaction.

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A focus timer detached from your actual task is just a kitchen timer with ambition.

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The “single task” feature sounds almost too obvious.
Until you notice how rarely your tools let one thing occupy the whole frame.

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You need to add estimated time vs actual tracked time to your tasks.
You'll realize how bad your estimations are, and you'll work toward realistic days and real prioritization with that info.
Give it a try.

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Juno is for the moment when you have 37 things to do and need to decide which 3 deserve calendar space.

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Stop making it difficult to keep tabs on your PR review queue.
Make it part of your daily plan and make a realistic plan.
With Juno you can drag the PRs you plan to review right to your todo list for today. Full GitHub integration right on your planner.

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Still in love with our dark mode implementation.

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A task list hides time.
A calendar reveals it.
Juno brings both together, so your plan is not just a list of intentions. It becomes a schedule you can actually follow.

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Most planning apps ask: “What do you need to do?”
Juno asks the better question: “Where will it fit?”
Turn tasks into calendar blocks and build a day that survives contact with reality.

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So much progress in the last few weeks!
We're building the planning tool for those of us with big goals, and we're not making compromises.
Don't believe it? Check our new blog with all of our release notes here --> https://t.co/oMgB06ONkT

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If you want to keep your timeboxing separate from your Google Calendar, now you can with the Juno private calendar.
Create events to timebox your tasks, only visible for you in Juno. See them together with your personal and work events, in a single place.

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Your task list can look reasonable and still not fit in your day.
Juno shows your work next to your calendar before you commit it, so you can see what actually fits.
Plan first. Then time-block with confidence.

Task projections now available in Juno.

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New onboarding animations!

Is the feature clear enough? How would you improve this?

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Upvote and comment on our Product Hunt launch: https://t.co/wt3jaBGfNJ (30% off discount code inside!)

Learn more about Juno, sign up and try it free: https://t.co/PxZGVZldHm

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Huge day for Juno 🚀
– Product Hunt launch
– Linear integration now public
– Android app released

And a 30% launch discount to top it off.

Links below 👇