The productivity hub for high achievers
Juno is your personal productivity hub, designed to help high achievers prioritize what matters most. Plan your day, block time for focused work, and track your progress effortlessly.
Use it as your main calendar client, integrations with Gmail, Todoist, GitHub, Linear… Everything in a single app so you can have a complete view and get the focus you need.
Never miss a task with automatic rescheduling of undone tasks to the next day, due dates and repeating tasks. Estimate and track time for each task, and get a heads-up if you have too much on your plate.
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8Hi all! We were looking for a good personal planner, with a great calendar and other third-party integrations. Sunsama and Akiflow are outrageously priced, so we saw the opportunity to make a better tool at a lower price. So that's how Juno.do was born. If you're looking for something like Sunsama or Akiflow but pricing hurts, give Juno a try. We have the best calendar integration in class, easy time blocking, all task features you expect (Recurring, subtasks, descriptions, due dates and do dates, tags and filtering...). For 3rd-party integrations, right now we have Gmail, and Linear, GitHub and Todoist. So give it a go and let me know how it goes!
Founder @PanXProject & @ToolSeekr.com
Love it! Great idea!
Founder @ Swatle
Looks interesting, will try this
Love it! Great idea!
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look good!im wiiling to try it
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Congrats on the launch!
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Congratulations on your launch! This looks amazing and truly addresses a need in goal management. The intuitive design and focus on user engagement are impressive. Do check out my product too: https://fazier.com/launches/lin-k.ai
Solo dev building Habit Doom. I lock your distracting apps until you finish your habits. Previously doomscrolled 5+ hours a day, now I build tools to fix that.
Looks super clean. Can it go through git commits and automatically mark tasks as complete?