Tasks that put themselves on your calendar.
Give a task a deadline and Syncro finds time for it, around your meetings and the hours you actually work. When the day shifts, it reshuffles. Touch a block to lock it, and everything else plans around it.
How Syncro decides where your time goes.
A deadline-aware planner packs your tasks into free slots across the next 60 days, and re-plans the moment your day moves.
Deadlines first
Slots fill by deadline, then priority, then duration. Hard dates never slip quietly.
Your hours are law
Default 9–5, named schedules when your week is odder than that, per-task overrides when one thing is different.
Dependencies hold
Blocked work schedules after whatever blocks it, and circular chains are caught, not looped.
Touch it to lock it
Drag or resize a block and it commits. Every future re-plan routes around it.
It re-plans itself
Finishing a task, a calendar sync, a drag — each one triggers a reflow, so the plan tracks reality.
Focus blocks
Deep-work placeholders that schedule like tasks and defend the time on your calendar.
Low-priority work waits its turn: P3 and P4 tasks hold until close to their deadline instead of colonizing your week.
Auto-scheduled tasks that land on the calendar without ceremony.
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