# Divitica

> Divitica is a task manager, habit tracker and journal you can use from Claude, ChatGPT or any MCP-compatible AI tool, plus a web planner with Day, Week and Month views and planned breaks (recharges).

Divitica's tagline is "Find your flow." It is a web app at https://divitica.com that works in desktop and mobile browsers. This file was last updated on 2026-11-02.

## Key facts

- What it is: Tasks, habits and a journal that live in one account and work from your AI assistant or the web app.
- AI tools: Connect Claude, ChatGPT or any MCP-compatible AI tool at https://divitica.com/mcp, secured with OAuth. One connector covers tasks, habits and journal.
- Views: Day, Week and Month, plus an Items manager for everything you track.
- Item types: Tasks, habits and recharges, with subitems, variants, comments and history.
- Reflection: Daily journal entries with a 1–5 mood rating, and week and month reviews.
- Calendar: Google Calendar events shown read-only in the Day and Week views.
- Families: Share chosen tasks, habits and recharges with up to 10 people. Each person keeps their own account and their own AI assistant, so one partner can use ChatGPT and the other Claude.
- Platform: Web app for desktop and mobile browsers. Sign in with email or Google.
- Price: Free plan, including AI tool connections. Pro adds family sharing (invited family members join free) and PDF export of week and month reviews.

## Using Divitica from AI tools (MCP)

Divitica provides a remote MCP (Model Context Protocol) server at https://divitica.com/mcp. Status: available. Divitica has no built-in AI chat; AI tools connect through this server instead.

- Divitica web app: Available. Day, Week and Month planner with tasks, habits, recharges and journal. Works in any modern browser.
- Claude: Available. Add Divitica as a custom connector in Claude on the web or desktop, then ask about your day.
- ChatGPT: Available. Connect Divitica in ChatGPT’s connector settings and manage tasks, habits and journal in the chat.
- Any MCP tool: Available. Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code and other apps that support remote MCP servers with OAuth sign-in.

What a connected AI tool can do:

- List, search, add, update, complete and delete tasks
- Search history and review a week, month or year across task activity, habit consistency, journal and mood
- List habits with their last 7 days, create or update a habit and check one in (today or up to 60 days back)
- Read journal entries and save new ones in your own words, with an optional 1–5 mood
- Create goals and projects, then explicitly connect tasks and habits to the outcomes they advance
- Show an interactive Today and Review dashboard in AI clients that support MCP Apps
- See what your family has shared, tick it off, and add tasks or habits to the family list
- Undo any change it made

Security:

- You approve every connection: You sign in on divitica.com and approve the AI tool on Divitica’s own consent page. Your password is never shared with the AI tool.
- Clear, limited access: The consent page lists exactly what the tool can do. It works through a fixed set of Divitica actions (never raw database access), only on your account and the items your family shares with you.
- Short-lived, protected tokens: Standard OAuth 2.1 with PKCE. Access tokens expire after an hour, refresh tokens change on every use, and a reused token ends the connection. Tokens are stored only as hashes.
- Disconnect any time: Settings → Connected Assistants shows each AI tool and when it was last used. One click removes its access.
- Changes you can undo: Every change an AI tool makes is recorded with its source, and the assistant can undo it if it got something wrong.

## Product pages

- [Features](https://divitica.com/features): overview of everything in Divitica
- [Daily planner](https://divitica.com/daily-planner): Divitica is a free web-based daily planner. The Day view lists everything due today, including Google Calendar events; the Week view keeps those events beside your weekly plan, and the Month view helps you spot patterns.
- [Task manager](https://divitica.com/task-manager): Divitica’s task manager lets you create tasks, schedule them for a specific day, split them into subitems, add comments, and complete them from the Day view. Tasks live alongside habits, recharges and your journal.
- [Habit tracker](https://divitica.com/habit-tracker): Divitica’s habit tracker lets you schedule habits on chosen weekdays, add variants (different ways to do the same habit), and review each habit’s history calendar. Habits appear in the Day view next to your tasks.
- [Recharge](https://divitica.com/recharge): A recharge in Divitica is a planned break or restorative activity, such as a walk, a nap or time with friends. Recharges can recur like habits, carry conditions such as “good weather only”, and appear in the Day view next to tasks.
- [Journal](https://divitica.com/journal): Divitica’s journal lets you write a daily entry, add tags, and rate your mood from 1 to 5. Week and month reviews combine journal entries, mood and completed items, and you can copy any review as Markdown or, with Pro, export it as a PDF.
- [AI assistants](https://divitica.com/integrations): connect Claude, ChatGPT or any MCP tool, and how it is secured
- [Families](https://divitica.com/family): share tasks, habits and recharges with your family while each person uses their own AI assistant (Pro)
- [Divitica for ChatGPT](https://divitica.com/chatgpt): Divitica is a task manager, habit tracker and journal with an MCP server. Add it to ChatGPT as a connector using https://divitica.com/mcp, approve the connection on divitica.com, and ChatGPT can list, add, move and complete tasks, log habits and read or save journal entries. Every change can be undone.
- [Divitica for Claude](https://divitica.com/claude): Divitica is a task manager, habit tracker and journal with a remote MCP server at https://divitica.com/mcp. Add it in Claude under Settings → Connectors, or with claude mcp add in Claude Code, approve on divitica.com, and Claude can manage your tasks, habits and journal. Every change can be undone.
- [Example prompts](https://divitica.com/prompts): what to ask an assistant connected to Divitica, and what gets saved
- [Comparisons](https://divitica.com/compare): Divitica compared with Todoist, TickTick, Habitify, Sunsama
- [Pricing](https://divitica.com/pricing): free plan and Pro, which adds family sharing and PDF review exports

## Family sharing (Pro)

- Can my partner use ChatGPT while I use Claude? Yes. Each person connects their own AI assistant to their own Divitica account. Ask ChatGPT to add something to the family list and it shows up when your partner asks Claude what’s on this weekend, and in the web app for both of you.
- Who needs to pay? Only the person who creates the family. Family sharing is part of Pro, and the 14-day free trial covers it too. Everyone you invite joins free with their own account.
- What can the rest of my family see? Only the tasks, habits and recharges you share with the family. Everything else stays private, including your journal, reflections, goals and items you don’t share. Their AI assistants see exactly what they would see in the app: the shared items, nothing more.
- How do people join? Create the family in Settings, then send an invite link. Each link works once and expires after 7 days. The person signs in or creates a free account and joins with one click.
- Who can change or delete a shared item? Anyone in the family can edit a shared item, assign it and tick it off, and the card shows who did it. Only the person who shared it can stop sharing it or delete it.
- How many people can be in a family? Up to 10, and everyone belongs to one family at a time. Each person needs their own Divitica account.
- What happens if someone leaves? Anyone can leave from Settings, and the owner can remove people. Items the leaver shared become private to them again, and anything assigned to them is unassigned. If the owner leaves, the person who joined first becomes the owner.
- What if the Pro plan ends? The family keeps working and shared items stay shared. The owner can’t invite new people until Pro is active again.

## Example prompts

- "What’s on today?" → Shows this week’s plan day by day: tasks due, habits and recharges, what’s already done, and why each one is on that day (its usual day, moved or added this week).
- "Add “book dentist” for Thursday and “renew passport” with no date." → Creates two tasks, one dated and one undated, and replies with the saved titles and dates so you can check them.
- "Move the proposal to Friday." → Finds the task by its title, changes the due date and confirms the new date.
- "I picked up the parcel, tick it off." → Marks the task done. It shows as completed in the web app straight away.
- "Do I already have a task about the garage?" → Searches titles and details across every date, done or not, so you don’t create duplicates.
- "What’s overdue, and what should I move to next week?" → Shows overdue tasks; after you agree on new dates, the assistant moves each one and confirms it.
- "Delete the duplicate “call mum” task." → Finds both, checks which one you mean, deletes it and returns a change id that restores it exactly if needed.
- "Log my run for today." → Checks in the habit for today. Add a note like “5 km, felt easy” and it’s saved with the check-in.
- "I meditated yesterday too, I forgot to log it." → Records the habit for yesterday. Check-ins can go back up to 60 days.
- "How are my habits going this week?" → For each habit: what was planned this week and what’s done, as “done 2 of 3 planned days (67%)”, plus any extra days.
- "Gym on Tuesday instead of Monday this week." → Moves this week’s gym day only. Your usual Monday stays, so next week it’s back on Monday.
- "Start a habit: read for 20 minutes on weekday evenings." → Creates the habit on Monday to Friday. It appears in your Day view only on those days.
- "Save to my journal: “Long day, but the walk at lunch helped.” Mood 4." → Saves your words exactly as written, never a summary, with a mood of 4 out of 5 for today.
- "When did I last write in my journal?" → Answers in one call: the journal tool always reports the date of your most recent entry.
- "Read my journal from the last two weeks. What keeps coming up?" → Reads up to 31 days of entries. The assistant does the reflecting in the chat; your journal stays as you wrote it.
- "Give me a short review of my week: habits and what I wrote in my journal." → Combines this week’s habit consistency and completed tasks with your journal entries and moods into a quick weekly review.
- "Help me plan tomorrow around what’s already due." → Looks at tomorrow’s plan and what’s already done this week, suggests what to move, and only changes days you agree to.
- "That was the wrong task. Undo it." → Reverts the last change using its change id: a move, a completion, a new task or a deletion.
- "Undo everything you changed on the proposal task today." → Undoes every later change to that item in one call, newest first.

## Comparisons

- [Divitica vs Todoist](https://divitica.com/compare/todoist): Choose Todoist if you need projects, labels, filters, reminders, team sharing and native apps. Choose Divitica if you want your AI assistant to manage tasks, habits and a mood journal together, with planned breaks and undo for every change.
- [Divitica vs TickTick](https://divitica.com/compare/ticktick): Choose TickTick if you want native apps, reminders, a calendar view and a Pomodoro timer. Choose Divitica if you want an official, OAuth-secured connector that lets ChatGPT or Claude manage your tasks, habits and journal.
- [Divitica vs Habitify](https://divitica.com/compare/habitify): Choose Habitify if you want a dedicated habit tracker with native apps, reminders and detailed habit stats. Choose Divitica if you want one AI connection for habits, tasks and a mood journal, so your assistant can plan and review your whole day.
- [Divitica vs Sunsama](https://divitica.com/compare/sunsama): Choose Sunsama if you want a guided daily-planning ritual with calendar timeboxing and tasks pulled from tools like Asana, Jira or Gmail. Choose Divitica if you want a free planner for tasks, habits and journal that ChatGPT or Claude can manage.

## Frequently asked questions

### What is Divitica?

Divitica is a task manager, habit tracker and journal you can use from Claude, ChatGPT or any MCP-compatible AI tool, plus a web planner with Day, Week and Month views and planned breaks (recharges). It works in desktop and mobile browsers and has a free plan.

### What can I do with Divitica in ChatGPT or Claude?

Ask what’s on today, add or move tasks, mark them done, log a habit, check how a habit went this week, read back your recent journal entries or save a new one. Every change is saved in your Divitica account, shown in the web app, and can be undone.

### Is Divitica free?

Yes. The free plan includes the Day, Week and Month planner, tasks, habits, recharges, the journal, Google Calendar in the Day and Week views and AI tool connections. Pro adds family sharing and PDF export of week and month reviews; the current price is shown in your account before you pay.

### Can my partner and I use different AI assistants?

Yes. With family sharing, each of you connects your own assistant to your own Divitica account: one can use ChatGPT, the other Claude or any MCP-compatible tool. Items you share show up for both of you, whichever assistant you ask, and in the web app.

### What is a recharge?

A recharge is a planned break or restorative activity, such as a walk, a nap or a call with a friend. Divitica schedules recharges alongside tasks and habits so rest is part of the plan.

### Can I use Divitica from ChatGPT, Claude or other AI tools?

Yes. Divitica has an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server, so Claude, ChatGPT and other MCP-compatible AI tools can show your plan, add tasks, log habits and save journal entries after you approve the connection.

### Is it safe to connect an AI tool to Divitica?

Yes. Connections use OAuth 2.1 with PKCE: you sign in and approve on divitica.com, so the AI tool never sees your password. It can only use a fixed set of Divitica actions on your account, tokens are short-lived and stored as hashes, and you can disconnect any tool from Settings.

### Does Divitica connect to Google Calendar?

Yes, read-only. Your Google Calendar events can appear in the Day and Week views so you can plan around them. Divitica does not edit your calendar.

### Is there a mobile app?

Divitica is a web app that works in mobile browsers as well as on desktop, so your planner is the same everywhere.

## Guides

- [Turn a ChatGPT or Claude conversation into a to-do list that stays saved](https://divitica.com/blog/chatgpt-to-do-list): How to capture tasks by talking to ChatGPT or Claude, check the dates it saved, and keep a to-do list that survives the end of the chat.
- [Flexible habits: keep the routine, change how you do it](https://divitica.com/blog/flexible-habits): How to keep a habit’s purpose steady while varying how you do it, choosing the right days, and tracking it without turning it into a chore.
- [Intentional breaks: how to make room for rest in a daily plan](https://divitica.com/blog/intentional-breaks): A practical approach to planning intentional breaks, like walks, naps and time with friends, without turning rest into another productivity target.
- [Plan a realistic day with tasks, habits and a short journal note](https://divitica.com/blog/plan-a-realistic-day): A small daily planning routine that connects what needs doing with your routines and what you notice, with or without an AI assistant.
- [Managing tasks from ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini: what needs to connect](https://divitica.com/blog/tasks-in-chatgpt-claude-gemini): The difference between asking an AI for a plan and connecting it to a task, habit and journal app through MCP, and what to look for before you connect one.