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Today that fits
See what still belongs in the day: load, remaining time, and the work already in motion—so you stop negotiating with a list that ignores the clock.
Features
Built around the day you have—not a feature checklist.
Each surface exists to reduce mental load or make a better decision about what fits. Items marked Dokkit plan need a subscription; everything else is on Free.
02
Capture without ceremony
Drop a thought in. Time, place, and job can come along when they are there—without filling a form first.
03
Honest capacity
Estimates are optional. When they are missing, Dokkit uses what it has learned so the day does not look open when it is not.
04
Selective carry
When the day is full, work that usually moves can shift forward with a clear reason. Same-day anchors stay protected.
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Reality Check
Plans are hypotheses. Reality Check is how Dokkit learns what actually happened—quietly, without turning the evening into admin.
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Jobs Dokkit plan
Multi-day work as a lens over the same tasks—remaining effort, what is on today, and what comes next.
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Meetings Dokkit plan
Hold the conversation against the job: people, place, decisions, and follow-ups—without a second system of record.
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Travel Dokkit plan
Trips, stops, and the work around them stay in one picture when the day is on the road.
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Patterns
Quiet signals that change how the day is read: estimate feel, carry habits, recurring work—not a score.
Calendar sync (Microsoft) is on the roadmap and not fully available yet. Dokkit is designed to work alongside the calendar you already use.