Getting started

How to use Peponi.to

Open it, write a task, that’s it. The rest (themes, lists, how many days you see, even the app’s name) is in Settings, or a click away.

Getting started

Three things you’ll do on day one

1

Add a task to a day

Each column is a day. Click “Add task..” in the middle of a column and type. Press Enter. That’s a task on that day.

Click “Add task..” under any day
Type and press Enter
Empty day ready for your first tasks
2

Hover (or tap) for options

Hover a task on desktop, or tap it on a phone, to mark it done, make it bold or starred, set it to repeat, or open notes. Notes can hold extra detail, sub-steps, links, and images.

Tap the box to mark it done
Use the toolbar for bold, star, repeat, and notes
Click the title to rename the task
Highlighted task with full details visible
3

Drag it where it belongs

Grab the ⋮⋮ handle to reorder tasks, or drag them onto another day. Changes save as you go.

Reorder within a day
Drop onto another day to reschedule
Or park it in a Not Yet list (see below)
Dragging a task from one day onto another
Make it yours

Rename the app

The name at the top of the planner is yours to change. Click it, type something else (up to 30 characters), and save. Call it Peponi.to, your nickname, the name of your studio, whatever you actually want to see every day. This only changes the title on screen. It doesn’t change your account or the website address.

Click the title at the top to rename the app
View options

Choose how many days you see

Open Settings (the cog, top left). Under View Days, pick T for Today only, or 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, or 7 days. Today mode also has a simple timer (15, 25, or 45 minutes) if you want a focus session.

View days: Today, or 2 through 7 days
Settings

What’s in the cog

One panel. Preferences on the first tab, your account on the second. Press s to open it, or ? for the full shortcut list.

Preferences

  • Theme: Classic, Lined, Graph, Vintage, Dark
  • Font: System UI, Monospace, Serif, Handwritten
  • Accent colour: eight swatches
  • View days: Today, or 2 through 7
  • Show or hide completed tasks
  • Roll unfinished tasks to the next day when you open the app
  • Lists placement: bottom of the screen, or a panel on the right

Account

  • Name, email, password
  • Export your data before the hosted week ends
  • Sign out, or delete the account
  • Clone the repo if you want to keep it
Themes

Five themes, mix as you like

Classic, Lined, Graph, Vintage, Dark. Pair any of them with a font and an accent colour. 160 combinations, all included.

Lined Paper theme
Lined Paper
Ruled, like a notebook
Graph theme
Graph
A grid behind the days
Vintage theme
Vintage
Warmer paper
Schedule

Jump to a date

Use the arrows for the previous or next day (or Shift plus arrows for a week). Press c, or tap the calendar icon, to pick any date. You can also drag a task onto another day.

Date picker for jumping to a day
Recurrence

Repeat a task

From the task toolbar, set something to repeat daily, weekly, or on days you choose. Handy for habits, stand-ups, bins, anything that comes round again.

Recurring task options
Notes

Add detail when you need it

Open notes from the toolbar. Write extra context, tick off sub-steps, drop in a link or a photo. The main list stays short; the detail is there when you open it.

Task with notes expanded
Lists

Park it for later

Not ready for a day? Put it in a list. Create as many lists as you like, click a tab to rename it (Not yet, At some point, Shopping, whatever you actually use), and choose in Settings whether lists sit at the bottom or slide in from the right. Press y to open them, Shift+n to make a new list while they’re open.

Not yet list, a place to park tasks

A list you can name yourself

Another list, named however you like

As many lists as you need

Typography

Pick your font

System UI, Monospace, Serif, or Handwritten. Change it in Settings. Same place as themes and accent colour.

Monospace font option
Keyboard

Shortcuts, if you want them

They work when you’re not typing in a field. Press ? in the app to see this list anytime.

Key Action
nNew task
Shift+nNew list (when Not Yet is open)
yToggle Not Yet
sOpen Settings
tGo to Today
← / →Previous / next day
cCalendar
xShow or hide completed tasks
EscClose a panel or modal
Account

Export, then run it yourself

The hosted site is a week on my server. Export your lists from Settings, then clone the repo. On your own instance you can Add to Home Screen. I am not a cloud for your todos.

Account page and download
Mobile

Works on your phone

Add tasks, open the calendar, swipe through days. On your own instance you can install it as a PWA so it sits on your home screen. A shortcut to peponi.to only lasts for the hosted week.

Peponi.to on Pixel 7

App on phone

Mobile calendar view

Calendar on mobile

Tap to add task on mobile

Tap to add

Install as a PWA

Your app, on your device

On your own instance, install Peponi.to as a Progressive Web App. Full screen, no browser chrome, launches from your home screen or dock. On peponi.to that shortcut still talks to my server, and the account is deleted after a week.

Mobile
iOS & Android
1
Download the app

After payment, click “Download App” from your account page.

2
Open in your browser

Open the file in Safari (iOS) or Chrome (Android).

3
Add to Home Screen

iOS: Tap share → “Add to Home Screen”
Android: Tap menu (⋮) → “Add to Home Screen”

4
Launch from your home screen

Tap the icon. It opens full screen, without the browser around it.

Desktop
Windows, Mac & Linux
1
Download the app

After payment, click “Download App” from your account page.

2
Open in Chrome or Edge

Open the downloaded file in Chrome, Edge, or Safari.

3
Click the install icon

Look for the install icon (⊞) in the address bar, or use the browser menu and choose “Install app”.

4
Launch from Applications

Find it in Applications or your dock and open it like any other app.

Why bother installing?

Opens straight away

From your home screen or dock. Works offline after install.

On your device

No app store. You install it yourself, on up to three devices.

Full screen

No browser tabs around it. Feels like a normal app.

Omarchy

Use Peponi on your Linux desktop

This is what I actually use. On Omarchy, stay local with no account, or sign in once to copy hosted tasks onto this machine. Same keyboard-first Focus day either way, opened from the bar.

Peponi One Day overlay on Omarchy Linux
1

Install the plugin

On an Omarchy machine, add the plugin in one command. Omarchy will ask where to put the bar toggle: left, centre, or right. You can start using it locally right away.

omarchy plugin add https://github.com/Nikolaos-Gkionis/peponi-omarchy.git --enable

Optional, sign in once (copies your existing tasks onto this machine):

~/.config/omarchy/plugins/peponi.one-day/scripts/setup.sh
Local

No account

Skip sign-in. Tasks stay on this machine. Nothing is sent to peponi.to.

Optional

Signed in once

Run setup with your peponi.to email and password during the hosted week. I copy your existing tasks onto this machine; new work stays here.

2

Open your Focus day

Click the P icon on the Omarchy bar, or run:

omarchy-shell shell toggle peponi.one-day '{}'

Optional global shortcut (if you accepted binds during setup): Super+Alt+O

  • Overlay matches your Omarchy theme
  • Shows today’s tasks from this machine (free local, or a copy after paid sign-in)
  • Right-click the bar icon to refresh
3

Navigate with the keyboard

While the overlay is open it takes exclusive focus, like a small TUI on your desktop.

Key Action
← / →Previous / next day
yToggle Not Yet drawer
tJump to today
↑ / ↓Move in the list
EscClose drawer, then overlay
?Shortcuts help

Global chords (optional, from setup):

  • Super+Alt+O toggle
  • Super+Alt+←/→ change day
  • Super+Alt+Y Not Yet

Move the bar toggle

Change section anytime:

omarchy bar put peponi.one-day --section left
omarchy bar put peponi.one-day --section center
omarchy bar put peponi.one-day --section right

Sign out (paid) / uninstall

peponi auth logout
~/.config/omarchy/plugins/peponi.one-day/scripts/uninstall.sh

Or: omarchy plugin remove peponi.one-day --yes

Ready to get started?

Try it here for a week. Then run it yourself.

Try it here

MIT  ·  No payment  ·  Source on GitHub