One project, three views
What the list, board, and calendar each show, and which fields all three have in common.
Todoi shows one project through three views. Each is built around a different question about the same set of items: what is in the project, where everything stands, and when it is due.
The list holds every item
Every list appears as a section with a header, a count, a progress bar, and an add field at the end. A row shows its title, tags, due date, priority flag, and subitem count, with nothing hidden behind a menu.
Board columns are the lists
Board columns are the project's lists rather than a separate status field. Dragging a card between columns moves the item between lists, so the two views cannot disagree.
The calendar shows dated items only
The month grid shows items that have a due date, up to three per day, with a counter for the remainder. Undated items sit in a strip above the grid and can be dragged onto a day, so they stay visible instead of being hidden until they are scheduled.
What the views share
All three open the same item panel, respond to the same shortcuts, and expose no field the others cannot see.