What depth feels like.

Already freeone regiment list per task

Every task carries a regiment — a step-by-step procedure you work through. The free tier gives you one list per task. Multi-Regiment unlocks multiple named lists on the same task. In VuModal they appear as tabs; in a task's expansion you cycle through them with ‹ › arrows, one focused list at a time. Each list is self-contained, so “prep step 1” never blurs into “execute step 2.” All lists save as one unit and survive edits, cycling, and archiving.

By default the date picker only offers today and forward. Backdate Planning unlocks past dates — yesterday, last week, last year. Past dates show in amber to distinguish them from future green, and you can mix freely on one task. Once saved, backdated tasks appear at those past positions, can be completed or logged retroactively, and feed HistoryVu's pattern analysis. Notifications don't fire for the past — it's already happened.

Already freealways-on overload warnings

Free users always see when a lane is overloaded. Overtime Resolution lets you act on it in place: it intercepts the save and opens a rebalancing modal that calculates to the minute. A SUGGESTED card recommends the lightest open sub-block; “More ways to resolve” reveals per-task duration adjusters that update the capacity bar live. Auto place goes further — it quietly evaluates each overflowing lane before the modal even opens and resolves clean fits silently, never trimming a task or creating a new overflow.

Some work runs in rounds. An eight-week training block, a school term, a growing season. When a round ends you want to keep what actually happened, and you don't want to retype everything to begin again.

Cycle does both in one tap. Everything from the round you just finished, the dates, notes, files and checklists, is saved into a permanent record you can always look back at. Then the same task comes back to you empty and ready, so you can pick new dates for the next round.

It stays the same task the whole way through: same name, same colour, same group, same mode. A small number beside the symbol counts how many rounds you've done. Nothing is duplicated, nothing is thrown away, and the app never does this by itself. You decide when a round is over.

Already freeup to 20 active tracked tasks

Tracking mode — Completion, Practice, or Guide — is the app's intent layer, and it's free to experience on up to 20 active tracked tasks at a time. ProVu lifts the cap so every task you run can carry intent, with no ceiling. Existing assignments are never stripped if you lapse; the cap only limits creating new ones beyond the free allowance. The mode you set still drives action labels, lifecycle, reminders, and how HistoryVu reads the work.

Without it, reorganizing means one task at a time. Multi-Adjust lets you perform the same operation on many tasks at once from TaskHub — delete, archive, move to group, assign to bulk set, or remove. Enable it per bucket, select your tasks, and stage the action; queued operations show counter badges until you confirm. Every batch is atomic — all of them, or none.