Import the work
Bring in Azure DevOps tasks and bugs, local Outlook meetings, local Outlook tasks, and manual tasks without mixing source data into planning decisions.
Local-first desktop planner
Effort Plan brings Azure DevOps work, Outlook meetings, Outlook tasks, and manual work into one practical daily planner, so you can see what actually fits.
Core workflow
Effort Plan is not another list. It helps you turn source work into dated effort allocations that respect capacity.
Bring in Azure DevOps tasks and bugs, local Outlook meetings, local Outlook tasks, and manual tasks without mixing source data into planning decisions.
Use source effort from Azure DevOps when available. Add local estimates for email, manual work, and other items that do not carry effort.
Drag work to a day and assign only the number of hours that fit. Large tasks can stay partially planned with remaining effort visible.
Task allocations can capture what was done on each date, making later timesheet recall simpler and more accurate.
Capacity planning
Integrations
Effort Plan keeps integration status explicit. Available features are labeled clearly, and planned connectors are not presented as finished.
Import assigned tasks and bugs with source effort, status, area, description, and acceptance criteria.
Import meetings on macOS from local Apple Calendar data after the account is added to the Mac.
Import local task data on macOS through Reminders/EventKit where the account supports task sync.
Planned once a reliable local flagged-mail adapter is available without Microsoft 365 tenant consent.
Future import path for teams that plan work from Jira issues.
Future import paths for Google email and calendar workflows.
Local-first by design
Downloads
Current packages are early-access ZIP builds. Public signing and notarization are still pending.
Version 0.1.0 for Mac with Apple Silicon.
Download for macOSVersion 0.1.0 packaged as a Windows x64 ZIP.
Download for WindowsRelease logs
Release notes are written in product language so you can understand what is ready, what changed, and what is still limited.
Released May 6, 2026 - macOS ARM64 and Windows x64 preview packages.
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