Nigel. A calendar, a task list and a rate card in one place.
Nigel is a calendar, a task list and a rate card in one place. Drag a job onto Tuesday and it counts the hours, adds up the money, and tells you where the day has gone.
Watch Nigel in actionThe day as a dial.
A 24 hour clock, not a list. Your jobs sit on the face where they actually fall, so you can see the shape of the day at a glance.
Spin the dial to browse forwards or back. The glow follows whatever is crossing the line.
- 01Current job, time left, and what's next
- 02Today's schedule and loose tasks side by side
- 03Drag or scroll the face to travel through the day
Drag work onto time.
Every task carries an estimate. Drag it onto the week and Nigel blocks out exactly that much time, then keeps a running total at the top of each day.
Your Google Calendar sits alongside it, so the client call and the client work are finally on the same page.
- 01Day, 5 day, week and month views
- 02Google Calendar alongside your own work
- 03Type a job into the bar and it lands on the grid
Where the week went.
One card per client. Hours booked this week, what those hours are worth, and what has been billed against them.
No timesheet to fill in at the end of the month, because the calendar already is one.
- 01Hourly or day rate, set once per client
- 02Hours and value per client, week by week
- 03Billed and unpaid totals on every card
Everything you haven’t done yet.
Everything unplanned waits in one place, grouped by client. Move it to Next Up when it's close, drag it onto the calendar when it's real, tick it off when it's done.
Board or list, whichever way your head works.
- 01Board and list views of the same work
- 02Grouped and colour coded by project
- 03Estimates in hours, carried through to the calendar
Free until 1 January.
Sign up now and keep £3.99 a month for good. No card needed during the free period.
- 01Calendar, tasks, projects and rates
- 02Sign in with Google
- 03No card needed until 1 January
Named after a grandad.
He kept a very good diary. Nigel is an attempt to keep one half as well.
Made in London by These Guys.
Download nowGet Nigel.
Sign in with Google and your calendar is there waiting. Built for a desktop screen, because that's where the work happens.
Open NigelOn a phone? Nigel works best on a laptop or desktop. Open this page there.