Schedules tell TurboHog when you are available for each type of task.
You can pick a quick start: "Work", "Early bird", "Focus mornings", or "Weekends". Each one shows its days and hours.
To set your own days and hours instead, click "Build a custom schedule".
Click "Next".
You can add more schedules or change these hours later in Settings. Learn more in Schedules.
Step 5: Add Tasks
Click "+" next to any preset under "Quick add", such as "Catch Up on Email" or "Weekly Review". It shows how often it repeats and how long it takes.
To add your own, click "+ Add a custom task". You can type details into the name here too, such as "Plan launch email 1h Friday". Learn more in Natural Language Detection.
To paste a list of tasks at once, click "Bulk import tasks". Learn more in Bulk Task Import.
Click "Next", or click "Skip this step".
Step 6: Add Your Card
Add your card to start your 7-day free trial. Your first charge is after the trial, and you can cancel before then.
Choose "Monthly" or "Yearly".
Click "Start free trial".
Enter your card details. Card details are handled by Stripe and never stored on TurboHog's servers.
Cancel anytime from Settings. Learn more in Billing.
Step 7: Getting Started
The last step lists a few things worth trying first:
Quick add: press Ctrl + Enter (Cmd + Return on a Mac) anywhere to add a task without leaving the page.
Your week view: the Calendar shows your schedule alongside TurboHog's plan.
Schedules: schedules tell TurboHog when it is allowed to plan against your time.
Make it yours: your theme and tab icon live under Settings, Appearance.
Integrations: connect Todoist from Settings, Integrations.
Click "Finish" to open TurboHog.
Quick Tips
Keyboard Shortcuts
Add a task: Ctrl + Enter (Cmd + Return on a Mac)
Save a task: Ctrl + S (Cmd + S on a Mac)
Search tasks and projects: Ctrl + K (Cmd + K on a Mac)
Type a task the way you think, and TurboHog fills in the details. For example, "Prep for client call 45m start Tuesday Friday #Work" creates a 45-minute task that starts Tuesday, is due Friday, and goes in your Work project. Learn more in Natural Language Detection.
