Eisenhower matrix

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Eisenhower matrix

Sort tasks by urgency and importance, assign responsible people and due dates, then export the reviewed task matrix.

Choose priorities yourself: task wording does not determine urgency. Tasks stay in this browser tab; download your report before closing it. Up to 300 tasks.

Import task list

One task per line: title | urgent (1 or 0) | important (1 or 0) | responsible person | date (YYYY-MM-DD). The last two fields are optional. Import replaces the current list.

Eisenhower matrix generator

Paste tasks with urgency, importance, owner and due date to create a four-quadrant priority matrix.

Use the exported CSV, JSON or Markdown table in planning notes, team syncs and task cleanup sessions.

Quick start

Organize tasks with explicit priorities, owners and dates.

  1. Add tasks or import a list
  2. Choose a quadrant and review the tasks
  3. Build and export the matrix
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