A planner that stays simple
Plan your day without building a productivity system
Perga gives you a daily planner, a weekly view, and longer-term agendas in a fixed workflow. Open it, decide what belongs today, and start.
There are no templates, plugins, custom databases, or dashboards to maintain. The tradeoff is intentional: Perga is less configurable than a general-purpose workspace.
Less system, more planning
Use a structure that is already decided
A flexible tool can become another project: choosing fields, arranging views, finding templates, and repairing the setup when your routine changes. Perga starts with a narrower set of decisions.
What is ready for you
- daily and weekly planner views;
- monthly and custom agendas for work that is not ready for a date;
- clear states for completed, snoozed, and dropped items;
- reordering, copying, moving, and snoozing planner items.
What you do not have to maintain
- a task database or custom properties;
- a collection of templates and plugins;
- separate dashboards for today and this week;
- a complex project-management hierarchy.
Focus on today
Keep the daily list short enough to trust
Put concrete next actions on a realistic day. Reorder them when priorities change, complete the work that matters, and deliberately snooze or drop the rest.
Monthly and custom agendas hold work that should remain visible without crowding today.
See the whole week
Review workload before a day becomes overloaded
The weekly planner shows items across seven days. Use it to spot unfinished work, compare busy and quiet days, and move commitments before the week gets away from you.
A deliberately smaller tool
Choose simplicity only when it fits your work
Perga may fit if…
- you mainly plan personal work by day and week;
- you want a ready-made workflow with fewer settings;
- you also need organized notes in the same workspace;
- you prefer managed Cloud or the option to self-host.
Use a broader tool if…
- you need collaboration, assignments, or team permissions;
- recurring tasks, reminders, or calendar time-blocking are essential;
- you want extensive automation or integrations;
- you need native mobile or desktop applications.
Try the actual workflow
See whether the smaller planner is enough
The public demo requires no account. Perga Cloud starts at $6/month after a 7-day trial, or you can run the MIT-licensed edition on your own server.