Hegs has your day.
A cheerful little secretary that lives in your Mac's menu bar. It merges your calendars, untangles your to-dos, and plans your day around the meetings you can't move.
Scroll through a day with Hegs ↓
Morning, Maya!
Jot it down. Hegs works out the rest.
Type whatever's on your mind. A moment later Hegs quietly suggests what it really is: a single next action, a project with a finish line, something to delegate, or a someday. It rewrites vague notes into a first step you can actually do, picks a context you already use, and spots dates that belong on the calendar.
No popups. Apply, tweak, or wave it away.
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Every calendar, one honest day.
Work, side project, family. Hegs reads every Google account you connect and lays them on a single timeline, so a clash between two calendars can't hide. Ask it to plan the afternoon and it fits your next actions into the gaps as time boxes, keeps lunch free, and leaves room to breathe.
“Lock it in” — and only then does anything change.
Small wins, noticed.
Tick something off and Sunny does a little hop. Finish the last step of a project and Hegs asks what comes next, so nothing stalls quietly in a list. Every project keeps a next action; every context stays tidy.
Inbox zero. Nicely done.
Nice, that's done!
Book the hotel near the venue· ⏱ 25m
Rest up. Tomorrow's handled.
At night Hegs goes moon-pale and quiet. It'll tell you how tomorrow starts, and it never nags you about what's left. Your day is yours, and so is your data.
Meet Hegs tomorrow morning.
For macOS 26 and Google Calendar. Free to start; Hegs Pro adds the planning help.