I've been using Timeful since the beta. The "first beta" wasn't very good, but I've been using the second beta every day now for the last week or so - it has im

I've been using Timeful since the beta. The "first beta" wasn't very good, but I've been using the second beta every day now for the last week or so - it has improved a lot. It's a really cool product with a solid vision. The basic gist of it is to collect events (time at place, happens without you), todos and habits (things you want to do regularly) in one place, as well as nudging you with these things in the right circumstances (context awareness - they still have some work to do but it's getting there). It does this based on your custom defined sleep/work/high-focus hours, as well as what you actually end up doing (for example, completing a habit or ticking off a todo). If you're a fan of Dan Ariely and experience problems with calendars, todo lists and all these fancy systems - and who doesn't? - definitely give it a try.