Plan the day without rebuilding the context.

When you open it, Ro can prepare the few dated matters, returned commitments, reviews, and decisions that need you. It is not a feed you must keep checking.

Today should be a working view, not another place to copy work into.

A useful daily planner helps you decide what deserves the day. It should show the work that is ready, the promise that became relevant again, and the result awaiting review. It should not ask you to recreate your projects as a fresh list every morning.

Ro derives the day from the durable system underneath it. Opening an item returns you to its Task, Note, Discussion, Person, Organization, Opportunity, or Project rather than to a detached planning card.

TodayWork returns with a reason
Northstar / TodayFriday 19 September
WorkWhy today
Review supplier proposalOperations · Alex

Scheduled focus

Acme renewal proposalClient work · Waiting

Morgan replied

Call Sam about launch scopeLaunch · Alex

Dated Task

Release approachDiscussion · Owner needed

Conclusion due

Production investigationOperations · Agent Actor

Result returned

5 matters / 4 human-owned / 1 agent resultc Capture l Later ↵ Open

A day with a beginning, a middle, and a clean handoff.

The daily surface stays small because the underlying records carry the detail.

Review

See why each matter is here.

Start with dated Tasks, work that became actionable, client responses, conclusions needed, and results ready for review. Every row states the durable reason for its return.

Focus

Choose deliberately without severing context.

Open the Task and continue with its Project, people, Notes, links, blockers, and history beside it. Reschedule or wait when today is no longer honest.

Capture

Let new information enter without opening a new workspace.

Use a compact native surface, CLI, or an agent you already work with. Direct presets remain available when Task or Note is already clear.

Close

Leave tomorrow an intelligible system.

Complete what is done, record waiting conditions, preserve conclusions, and let unresolved reasons remain in Attention rather than in your memory.

A planner for work, not a replacement calendar.

Mail stays mail and calendar stays calendar. Ro can retain explicit links back to those source objects, while it owns the Task, commitment, decision, responsibility, and next action created around them.

The complete desktop Workspace is designed to remain available offline without a mandatory account. Ro is under active development; the daily-planning surface shown here is conceptual product direction.

Today
Derived from real work
Waiting
Returns for a reason
Calendar
Linked, not mirrored
Offline
Local Workspace

Make the day reflect the work that is actually moving.

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