Next week, before it starts.
Two screens about time you have not got to yet: the deadlines and longer projects you are running against, and the hour on Friday where next week gets built.
Timeline
Deadlines and longer projects laid out against the weeks they run through, so a job due in six weeks stops being an abstraction. It is the review half of the loop: what you said would happen, against where the time actually went.
Planning
Build next week before it starts. Unplanned work on one side, the week's empty hours on the other, and the same booking gesture the Inbox uses — because it is the same scheduler underneath, not a second one that behaves almost the same.
A full week is only obvious afterwards
Nine jobs on a list look like nine jobs. Nine jobs against the hours actually available look like next Thursday being impossible — which is a conversation you can have on Friday, and cannot have on Thursday morning.
Work that does not fit stays in the Inbox rather than being quietly pushed into a day that was already full. Nothing is scheduled by guessing.
More about Quooro Planner
Most weeks go wrong before they begin. These two screens are where that is caught — on Friday, while there is still something you can do about it.