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Plan your week in ChatGPT or Claude. Progask turns it into dates and sorts it into Now, Ahead and Slipped — and nothing moves unless you say so.
No card. Takes a minute. · Free beta
An example week · try it on your own
What did I miss?
Slipped · ended before this week
What’s on this week?
Now · ends this week
What’s coming?
Ahead · ends later
A start and an end, or one tap for a single day. No statuses to update, no cards to drag, nothing to set up.
Ended before this week: Slipped. Ends this week: Now. Later: Ahead. Worked out fresh every time you look.
A slipped task waits in Slipped until you pick a new date, and every move is kept — so the plan can’t quietly rewrite itself.
No notification, no auto-reschedule, no quiet edit. It sits in Slipped with the days counted until you give it a new date — and that move is kept, so you can see how the plan actually went.
I kept asking two questions of my own to-do list: “What do I need to do?” and “Why am I procrastinating?” A list that only ever shows what is left could answer neither.
Progask is my attempt at a board that answers both without being asked to: it reads your dates, shows this week, and keeps whatever slipped in plain view until you choose a new date. It is early, and I am testing whether people will plan in date ranges at all.
The person who builds Progask
Put a real week on it.
Give each task a start and an end. The board sorts them, and keeps what slipped where you can see it.
Free during beta · 30 days’ notice before any change · no card
Your email, your name, a scrambled copy of your password, and the tasks you write. If you send an email from a card, that message and any replies are kept on the card. Your tasks are never shown to anyone else, and they are never sold or used for ads. We count page views with Vercel Analytics, which sets no cookies, and we use OpenAI’s ads tracking to measure our ads and Microsoft Clarity to see how pages are used.
Emails we send, from noreply@progask.com: a code to confirm your address, one welcome note, reset codes when you ask, the connector link when you ask, and 30 days’ notice before the beta stops being free. Never marketing.
| What it can tell you later | What slipped, how far, and how often | Who moved which card | Whatever formula you wrote |
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Wherever its end date puts it
Nothing to move
It goes to Slipped and waits for you
Appends a move; the old plan is kept
What slipped, how far, and how often
The difference is not features. A status board and a sheet both let a date be overwritten, so a plan can quietly become a plan that was never late. Progask cannot do that.
was due 02 OCT
Done when the numbers match the bank statement.