Your morning starts with one question:
"What should I do next?"
Mosic ends that, one place, one answer, every morning.
Six views. One place. Your whole day.
Inbox captures the unscheduled. Today gives you focus. Overdue catches what slipped. Upcoming maps the future. Calendar keeps events in view. Time blocks protect your hours. Together, they replace the morning scramble with a single answer.
Stop building your day from scratch
You shouldn't start every morning by piecing together what needs you. Mosic assembles your day from your tasks, your tickets, your deals, your calendar, so you open one page and see one answer.
Your whole day on one screen
Mosic pulls your tasks, tickets, deals, and calendar events into Today view: one list, one answer.
Most people check four places before they know what to do: email, Slack, a task tool, and a calendar.
You open it, you know exactly what needs you right now.
- Tasks from every project, tickets from helpdesk, deals from CRM, all due today in one list
- Calendar timeline alongside your task list so you see meetings and work together
- Urgency sorting: SLA breaches first, then overdue, then everything else
- Done section tracks your progress, visible all day
Capture now, deal with it later
Drop it into Inbox: no date, no project, no priority, it sits there until you're ready.
Someone says "can you look into this?" in a meeting. You don't know when or how. You just need it out of your head.
Drag it to Today when it's urgent. Drag it to Upcoming when it's next week. Drop it into a project when you know where it belongs.
- Tasks, tickets, deals, and leads with no dates, all unscheduled in one place
- Quick-add from the top: type a title, press Enter, it's captured
- Drag tasks between views to schedule them: Inbox to Today, Inbox to Upcoming
- Filter by type, see only tasks, only tickets, or everything mixed together
Things slip. Catch them before anyone notices.
The question isn't whether work slips, it's whether you catch it before it becomes a conversation.
Someone gets sick. A client changes scope. A dependency blocks.
Overdue collects everything past its deadline in one list, sorted oldest-first. Fix it, reschedule it, or reassign it. Then move on.
- Tasks past due, tickets past SLA, deals past close date, everything late in one list
- Sorted oldest-first: the most urgent problems surface at the top
- Drag tasks here to flag them as overdue for intentional escalation
- Orange flags everywhere, you can't miss what needs attention
Plan the week without opening a calendar app
Upcoming lays out the next month as scrolling day columns: every task, every deadline, every follow-up.
You've cleared today. Now look ahead.
Two big deliverables landing the same Friday? Move one now, before it's a fire drill. A light week? Pull some work forward.
Drag tasks between days to reschedule. Add new tasks directly to a day.
- Scrolling timeline from 10 days back to 30 days ahead, the full picture
- Side panel groups by urgency: overdue, today, tomorrow, this week, started but unfinished
- Drag tasks between day columns to reschedule instantly
- Spot crunch weeks before they happen, rebalance early
Ready to start every morning with one answer?
Stop piecing together your day from three apps and a spreadsheet. Mosic assembles it for you. Free to start, no credit card required.
Every view tells you something different
Mosic doesn't give you one big list and call it a day. Each view is a lens: Inbox for capture, Today for focus, Overdue for recovery, Upcoming for planning, Calendar for your schedule, and Time Boxing for protecting deep work. Together they form your daily rhythm.
Today: Your morning answer
Mosic's Today view ends the morning scramble.
You start your morning the way most people do, checking Slack, scanning email, opening a task tool, somewhere there's a spreadsheet. Fifteen minutes in, you still don't know what to work on first.
Open it and everything due today is right there: your tasks, the tickets waiting on you, the deals that need a follow-up, the leads to nurture. One list. Your whole day, assembled for you.
Coffee in hand, pick the first thing. Do it. Cross it off. Pick the next. When the list is done, your day is done.
What's inside
- Tasks, tickets, deals, and leads due today, all in one view
- Urgency sorting: SLA breaches first, then overdue, then everything else
- Done section tracks what you finished, your progress, visible
- Weekly calendar alongside: drag tasks between days to reschedule
Inbox: Park it. Don't lose it.
The Inbox is where ideas land before they become work, and nothing that enters it gets lost.
You're in a meeting and someone says "can you look into this?" You don't know when. You don't know the details yet. You just need it out of your head and somewhere safe. That's the Inbox.
Drop a task in, no due date, no project, no priority, and it sits there, waiting, until you're ready to place it. Drag it to Today and give it a deadline. Drag it to a project and give it a home. Or just leave it there as a reminder.
What's inside
- Tasks, tickets, deals, and leads with no dates, everything unscheduled in one place
- Quick-add from the top: type a title and it's captured
- Drag tasks between views to schedule them: Inbox to Today, Inbox to Upcoming
- Filter by type, see only tasks, only tickets, or everything mixed together
Overdue: What slipped. Who needs it. Fix it.
Overdue is your safety net for everything that slipped.
Things fall through the cracks. They always do. Someone gets sick, a client changes scope, a dependency blocks the path. The question isn't whether things slip. It's whether you catch them before someone else does.
Overdue collects everything past its deadline, tasks, tickets with breached SLAs, deals that should have closed, leads that went cold, and puts them in one list, sorted by how late they are. Fix it, reschedule it, or reassign it. Then move on.
The morning you open Mosic and see "Nothing overdue. Nice.", that's the goal.
What's inside
- Tasks past due, tickets past SLA, deals past close date, everything late in one list
- Sorted oldest-first: the most urgent problems surface at the top
- Drag tasks here to flag them as overdue, intentional escalation
- Orange flags everywhere, you can't miss what needs attention
Upcoming: The map of what's ahead
Upcoming lays out the next month as scrolling day columns: every task, every deadline, every scheduled follow-up, visible.
You've cleared today. Good. But what's coming tomorrow? Next Wednesday? The week after?
Two big deliverables landing on the same Friday? Move one now, before it's a fire drill. A light week next week? Pull some work forward. Drag tasks between days to reschedule. Add new tasks directly to a day.
The side panel shows you the full picture: overdue, today, this week, started but unfinished, so nothing hides.
What's inside
- Scrolling timeline from 10 days back to 30 days ahead, the full picture
- Side panel groups by urgency: overdue, today, tomorrow, this week, started but unfinished
- Drag tasks between day columns to reschedule instantly
- Spot crunch weeks before they happen, rebalance early
Calendar: Your schedule lives here
Your tasks live in Mosic. Your calendar should too.
Connect Google Calendar or any CalDAV provider and your events appear alongside your task list on the Today page. See your meetings and your work in one timeline.
Drag tasks to time slots. Block focus time. The calendar also lives inside the Upcoming page, so when you're planning the week ahead, you can see your availability next to your workload.
What's inside
- Google Calendar and CalDAV integration, events appear alongside tasks
- Weekly calendar timeline on Today view, meetings and work together
- Calendar view inside Upcoming for date-specific availability checks
- Drag tasks between days on the calendar to reschedule
Time Boxing: Protect your deep work
Time Boxing reserves blocks on your calendar for the work that matters.
Your calendar fills up with meetings. Your task list grows. When do the things that need focus actually happen?
Block three hours for that design review. Reserve Tuesday mornings for writing. Protect Friday afternoons for planning next week.
These blocks show on your calendar alongside meetings, so your team sees you're busy, and you see your commitments before you say yes to another standup.
What's inside
- Create time blocks directly on your calendar for focused work
- Blocks appear alongside meetings and events, visible to your team
- Drag tasks into time blocks to commit them to specific hours
- Review blocks in Today and Upcoming views, plan around your protected time
See it in action
How real teams start their day, plan their week, and never drop the ball.
The Monday morning that runs itself
A team lead starts Monday with 40 things demanding attention: overdue tasks, stalled deals, SLA warnings, unread client messages.
- 1Today view shows everything due, sorted by urgency
- 2Overdue tasks reassigned with one drag
- 3Two deals about to stall get follow-ups scheduled
- 4SLA warning ticket reassigned before breach
- 5Client message drafted and sent from the ticket page
End your week with zero surprises
A product manager wraps up Friday. Next week has three deadlines, two client calls, and a sprint review.
- 1Open Upcoming view, scroll through next week's day columns
- 2Two deliverables cluster on Thursday, drag one to Tuesday
- 3Check Calendar view inside Upcoming, see no meeting conflicts
- 4Drop a time block on Wednesday morning for deep review work
- 5Inbox check: drag three unscheduled tasks onto light days next week
Never drop a ball again
An engineering manager returns from a week off. Twenty-three things went overdue while they were out.
- 1Open Overdue, scan the list sorted oldest-first
- 2Three tasks can be closed, they resolved while away
- 3Five tasks reassigned to team members who can handle them today
- 4Eight tasks rescheduled with realistic deadlines on Upcoming
- 5Seven tasks moved to Today, immediate priority
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