Today, assembled for you
The focus view gathers what actually needs you today: overdue work first, then due-today, in-progress and high-priority items, with completed tasks settling to the bottom as the day progresses. No manual triage ritual before you can start.
Urgent items pulse. The list tells you where to look instead of presenting forty grey rows.
Replan by saying so
"Push the report to Thursday", "everything for the launch moves a week", "what should I focus on this morning?" — schedule changes are sentences, not drag marathons. Deadlines can carry a time of day when hours matter.
The same tasks are always available as a calendar for deadline pressure and a board for working through states.
A planner that knows your whole day
Aurora AI also carries your health and money, so the plan lives next to real life: it can see your calories and training when you plan lunch, and payday when you plan spending. One glanceable dashboard shows the day across all three.
The week, reviewed for you
Activity is logged as it happens, and the weekly insight turns it into a read on your patterns: your most productive day, what is stalling, what deserves next week's attention. Planning improves because the review is honest.