Hourwright

Frequently looked up

Q1How does the scheduling work?

You set your working hours, add tasks with a duration and priority, and run the scheduler. It reads your Google Calendar for existing events, scores each task by priority and how soon it is due, then places every task in the first free slot that fits, usually in under a second.

Q2How does Google Calendar integration work?

The app reads your existing Google Calendar events so the scheduler never books a task over something you already have planned. Scheduled tasks are written into two calendars created on your account named Work Tasks and Personal Tasks. Sync runs one way from Hourwright into Google, so events you drag in Google Calendar are overwritten the next time you reschedule unless you lock them first.

Q3How is my data protected?

Your tasks and settings live in a Firestore collection nested under your own account with security rules that prevent one account from reading another. The app stores only task information and preferences, never sells your data, and shares it only with processors listed in the privacy policy.

Q4What makes this different from other task managers?

A traditional task manager stores your list and leaves you to decide when to do each thing, which is the hardest question. Hourwright answers that question by placing every task against your real availability, priorities, and deadlines, and it costs a fraction of what better-known schedulers charge for the same idea.

Q5What does it cost after the trial?

Three euros a month or twenty euros a year if you pay annually. The 31-day trial requires no card and can be cancelled at any time. You can request a full refund within 14 days of paying.