Achieve in 13 weeks what others take a year to do.
Achieve in 13 weeks what others take a year to do.
QTR is a to-do app built around backward planning—set big goals, work backward to plan your weeks, then time-block daily tasks.
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Trusted by busy professionals, entrepreneurs, and solo founders.

"Before QTR, my workdays felt like I was constantly putting out fires. I’d start the week with good intentions, but by Friday, the important stuff was still untouched. Now I’ve got a clear map for the quarter, and every day I’m ticking off things that actually matter. It’s made a huge difference in how I run my business."
"I’m a creative, so structure was never my strong suit. But QTR doesn’t feel rigid—it’s more like having a guide that keeps me on track without killing my flow. The time-blocking feature is gold. I can see exactly how my day plays out, and I actually finish what I start now."
"The weekly sprint planning was a surprise win for me. I used to jump between projects and lose track of what was urgent. With QTR, I’ve always got my priorities in front of me, and that focus has made my team faster and more reliable. It’s like the noise is gone and we can finally get things done."
"What QTR gave me was control. My days aren’t a blur of busywork anymore—I know exactly what matters most, and I get it done without the constant second-guessing. It’s not just more productive, it’s less stressful."
Manage time, not tasks
Transform from scattered priorities to strategic focus with the same system used by high-performing teams.

Backward planning changes everything.
When you’re juggling multiple responsibilities, every day can feel like a flood of competing tasks— with no clear way to prioritize. No wonder the average person gets just 3 hours of real work done each day.
QTR shifts your focus from managing tasks to managing time.
It’s built on the same backward planning system trusted by top teams at Amazon: start with what you want to achieve this quarter, break it down on a 13-week sprint board, then narrow your focus week by week, day by day.
We call this time-framing—cascading views that represent different timeframes, and paired with time-blocking, so your tasks live right on your calendar.










