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Free local-first task planner: cards linked into a graph on your Windows desktop, alarms that ring on your Android phone, and sync over your own home Wi-Fi. Hermes MCP integration.

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  • Android
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PlannerTaTe was added to AlternativeTo by Yaroslav Khmelev on and this page was last updated .

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What is PlannerTaTe?

What it does Shows the whole plan at once. Not a hundred-row list, but a map: break a big task into subtasks, collapse what is not needed right now, bring the important things to the front.

Does not let you forget. A card can carry a due date and a reminder: at the chosen time the computer shows a Windows notification, and your phone (or tablet) rings like a real alarm — even when the app is closed or the device has been restarted.

Keeps the devices in step. The phone app holds a copy of the plan (you can read it without the computer) and can add new tasks; on sync everything is merged back into the computer.

The main advantage: private, and it syncs without the internet. The planner needs no internet and no third-party servers — your phone and computer exchange data only inside your own network, over a Wi-Fi router or a cable. Not a single card "travels away": no cloud, no account with the developer, no telemetry or analytics. Sync keeps working when your provider is down or you are somewhere without a connection. Network access is gated by an access key — only a device you dictated the key to can reach your plan.

Hermes MCP integration with phone chat.