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Your calendar, quietly defended.

Ordiri isn't a to-do list. It's a scheduling engine that claims real time for your tasks the moment you set a due date — and re-defends that time as your day changes, before you've even opened the app.

Ordiri is a task manager and automatic scheduling app for people who want their calendar to plan itself.

9:00
Team standup
Calendar event
10:00
Focus: Client proposal
13:00
Focus: Deep work block
Awaiting approval at Kickoff
15:30
1:1 with Sam
Calendar event

Proposed blocks confirm automatically — try it, or wait a few seconds.

Task lists don't know what time it is.

Most task managers stop at telling you what's due. The hard part — finding the actual open time before it's gone, and re-finding it when a meeting lands on top — is left to you, every single day. Ordiri does that part continuously, automatically, in the background.

How it works

  1. Add a task with a due date and an effort estimate.

    Ordiri claims an open slot somewhere between now and the deadline.

  2. Ordiri defends it.

    If a real meeting lands on that slot, it silently re-places the block elsewhere before the day arrives.

  3. You approve, once a day.

    Daily Kickoff shows you the plan; nothing touches your real calendar until you say yes.

Most planning apps plan today. Ordiri plans ahead.

Same-day planning tools ask you to arrange today's tasks each morning. Ordiri is already working days ahead — claiming and defending time before a task is even due — so your morning review is a five-minute approval, not a fresh planning session.

A task manager that actually understands your project, not just your calendar.

Plenty of scheduling tools connect to your existing to-do app and just find gaps in your day. Ordiri is the task manager — nested projects, dependencies, a real Kanban board — so the engine scheduling your time understands what's actually blocking what, not just what's due when.

Frequently asked questions

What is Ordiri?

Ordiri is a task manager and scheduling app that automatically finds and defends time on your calendar for your to-do list, based on due dates and effort estimates.

How is Ordiri different from a to-do list app?

Most to-do list apps only tell you what's due. Ordiri also finds the actual open time for each task and re-schedules it automatically if a meeting gets in the way, days before the deadline arrives.

Is Ordiri a planner or a calendar app?

Both, in one: it's a task manager with real project structure (dependencies, Kanban boards) connected directly to a scheduling engine that manages your calendar for you.

Does Ordiri work with Google Calendar?

Yes. Ordiri reads your real calendar and only pushes changes to it once you approve them each day.

Does Ordiri work with Outlook or Microsoft Calendar?

Yes. Outlook and Microsoft calendars work exactly like Google — Ordiri reads your real calendar and only pushes changes to it once you approve them.

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