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One product. One number.

Nothing to decode.

One tier. All features. Unlimited.

What's included? Everything.

Views

  • Dashboard list

    Pinned, overdue, upcoming. The first surface you see, sorted by date. Status filter, stream filter, search.

  • Horizon

    Twelve weeks as a calendar grid. Each day shades deeper red where deadlines cluster across the next quarter.

  • Curve

    The same twelve weeks as a smoothed load curve. The shape of the work, one look.

  • Drag to reschedule

    Tap a day on the Horizon, then drag a deadline to a new one. The shape redraws as you move it.

Quiet tools

  • Pattern observations

    Up to three observations a day from a deterministic templated assistant. No AI. The math is visible.

  • Streams

    Group similar deadlines under a name and a color. Light grouping that stays out of the way.

  • Subtasks · description · notes

    Each deadline has a small drawer for the working detail. Inline editors throughout.

  • Keyboard shortcuts

    Common moves on a key. Add a deadline, search, jump between views, and an overlay that lists them all.

Mechanics

  • Status

    Three fixed states. Active, completed, inactive. That's the whole model.

  • Snooze

    Hides without moving. The date is a fact about the world. You choose when to engage with it.

  • Pin

    Float a deadline to the top of the dashboard. Binary. The signal lives in the interface.

  • Poke

    Per-deadline opt-in for email reminders at the cadence you set. Default off.

  • Pop-up

    Browser pop-up reminder. While a tab is open, the deadline surfaces as an on-screen notification at the time you set. Per deadline, opt-in, default off.

  • Recurring deadlines

    Repeat weekly, monthly, quarterly, or yearly, with an optional end date. The next occurrence appears on schedule, and monthly repeats can lock to the last day of the month.

Your data

  • CSV export

    Every deadline, every field, downloadable at any time. UTF-8 BOM so Excel reads non-ASCII correctly.

  • CSV import

    The same format. Stream column auto-creates streams that don't exist yet.

  • Cancel anytime

    Via the Stripe Customer Portal. No retention popups. Read-only grace period before purge.

FAQ.

Anything else, the contact form is in the footer. I reply personally.

What happens after the 14-day trial?

If you've added a card, you're billed for the first month. If you haven't, the subscription auto-cancels. No silent rollover.

Can I cancel anytime?

Yes. One click in the Stripe Customer Portal. No retention popup, no chat queue, no "here are seven reasons you should stay." After cancellation you get a 30-day read-only grace period. After that the data is exported and purged.

Is there a team or business plan?

Not at launch. A small-team tier ($49/seat, 3+ seats) is on the v2 roadmap. For now, Deadlinewatch is an individual instrument.

Can I pay annually?

Yes. $278 for the year, twenty percent off twelve months. The annual checkout flow ships alongside public launch.

What happens to my data if I leave?

It's yours. CSV export is available from the account page at any time, covering active, completed, and inactive deadlines, with streams and notes. The export is one click.

Fourteen days, no card, every feature.

The trial is the real product. Your own deadlines, your own data, every feature from day one.