To-do
Event01
The thing you need to do this time
It can be just a title or include notes, checklist steps, time, and reminders. A one-off to-do ends when it is done.
The product model
One to-do. Four clear roles.
OhWait 2.0 does not organize life with overlapping lists. The to-do, routine, schedule, and current occurrence each have a clear job, so one thing can move from creation to completion to whatever comes next.
Routine
Pattern02
A way of doing something worth reusing
It keeps a stable identity and defaults. Next time, start with the title, steps, and usual schedule already in place.
Schedule
Schedule03
When it happens
It describes timing, repeat rules, and reminders. Keep it fixed on the calendar or count forward from the actual completion date.
Occurrence
Occurrence04
The specific one in front of you now
The to-do list, calendar, widget, and notification all point to the same current state.
One source of truth
Create it once. Every surface stays in sync.
- 01
Start blank or from a routine
Choose what this time needs and which steps belong.
- 02
Set time and a rule
Make it one-off, fixed, or based on the day you finish.
- 03
See it where it helps
In the list, calendar, widget, Live Activity, or notification.
- 04
Finish, skip, or adjust
The result goes into history and informs what comes next.
What that means
OhWait fits the parts of life that need context.
A strong fit
- ✓Things that repeat on a flexible rhythm
- ✓Preparation you want to reuse next time
- ✓To-dos you need to act on from a widget or reminder
Not the goal
- –A web-based project management suite
- –A separate habit system that demands a daily check-in
- –A complex database for every detail of your life