Kriyan docs

Kriyan turns everything you have to do into a plan for your time. The same plan is in the web app, the Android app, your AI assistant and your terminal, and a change in one shows in the others straight away.

Where you can use it

• On the web: app.kriyan.app. Sign in with your email.
• On Android: install the latest build from GitHub releases.
• With your AI: Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and other MCP clients connect to https://kriyan.app/mcp. See MCP.
• In a terminal: the kriyan command. See CLI.
• From your own scripts: one HTTP call per operation. See API.

The ideas

• Task: only the title is needed. A task can also have a space, a date, a time, a length, a deadline, repeats, reminders, a goal and a Markdown note. Kriyan never guesses a length.
• Event: a task you attend rather than tick off, like a class or a meeting.
• Space: a coloured place for tasks. Spaces nest as deep as you like, like Work, then Kriyan, then Launch.
• Proposal: a block an AI suggested. It waits on Today and Upcoming until you accept or discard it.
• Goal and habit: a goal is a target with a date; a habit is something you do a few times a week. Missing a day never resets anything.

Add tasks in one sentence

Quick add reads dates, times, lengths, repeats, reminders and deadlines from what you type, like essay fri 5pm #school every week remind 1h before. The same words work in the app, the CLI and MCP. Every phrase quick add understands.

Open source

Kriyan is MIT licensed. The code for the apps, the backend, this site and the MCP server is on GitHub.