Sunday turns your to-do list into a seamless calendar. Easily add new tasks with a single click. Plan ahead, and reorganize your tasks.
Nearly every task carries a date: a meeting, a deadline, an outing. Yet most to-do lists blur those dates, either showing an entire month or just a single day. Sunday sits in between, showing the week ahead with enough room to plan around what matters.
Daily notes isolate your work and hide the big picture.
I tested the top task tools in Obsidian, and every single one failed to give the week the dedicated space it deserves.
The interface is cluttered with no clear hierarchy. Due dates are not obvious, and creating a new chore requires typing -[ ] first. The accumulated friction pulls attention away from the task itself.
The design is clean, but nothing tells you what day a task is due. Creating one takes three clicks, and a to-do list should capture a thought in a single action. Anything more and the thought is gone.
CSS code needs to be pasted by the user to make it function. Nothing is set up for them, they have to do it all themselves.
Every option feels like a complex filing system. I wanted a clean page that instantly knows what my week holds.