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Organize your tasks using the Eisenhower Matrix - categorize by urgency and importance for better productivity. Transform your productivity with the Eisenhower Matrix - the time management method trusted by presidents, CEOs, and productivity experts worldwide. 🎯 What is the Eisenhower Matrix? Named after President Dwight D. Eisenhower, this powerful framework categorizes tasks into four quadrants based on urgency and importance, helping you focus on what truly matters while eliminating time-wasters. 📋 Four Smart Quadrants: • DO FIRST (Urgent + Important) - Crisis tasks requiring immediate attention • SCHEDULE (Important, Not Urgent) - Strategic tasks to plan and prioritize • DELEGATE (Urgent, Not Important) - Tasks to assign to others • ELIMINATE (Neither) - Time-wasters to minimize or remove ✨ Key Features: • Intuitive Interface - Clean, color-coded quadrants with smooth animations • Drag & Drop - Effortlessly move tasks between categories • Smart Reminders - Get notified about urgent tasks before they become crises • Quick Capture - Right-click any text on the web to instantly add as a task • Export & Backup - Download your organized tasks as JSON files • Privacy-First - All data stays local on your device, no external servers • Works Offline - Full functionality without internet connection 🚀 Perfect For: • Busy professionals managing multiple projects • Students balancing coursework and activities • Entrepreneurs prioritizing business tasks • Anyone looking to escape the "urgency trap" 💡 How It Works: 1. Add tasks through the clean input interface or right-click context menu 2. Categorize each task by selecting its appropriate quadrant 3. Use drag & drop to reorganize as priorities shift 4. Focus on "Do First" tasks while scheduling important long-term work 5. Delegate or eliminate low-priority items 🔒 Privacy & Security: • Zero data collection - no personal information required • Local storage only - tasks never leave your browser • No tracking, analytics, or external connections • Open source approach with full transparency