Project planning
Plan projects with the dates, places, research and decisions that actually move them forward.
The problem: A project is rarely just a task list. It usually has research, files, places, deadlines, conversations, captured ideas and decisions scattered across other tools.
HYiYH treats the project as the center of context, so supporting information can remain useful without turning the project into an overloaded document.
What gets better
Designed around outcomes users can actually feel.
Research closer to execution
Keep saved web research, RSS, inputs and captured media near the project that needs them.
Dates and places with meaning
Calendar and Map views can point back to the work behind the event or location.
Visual planning when lists are not enough
Use project canvas and Draw surfaces for spatial thinking, diagrams and working ideas.
A practical path
Start small enough to be useful today.
Define the outcome
Create a project around what should become true, not around the app feature you plan to use.
Collect inputs
Capture research, notes, links, files and decisions as inputs before they disappear into tabs or inboxes.
Attach time and place
Connect dates and locations only where they create a concrete next action or useful review point.