Try an example
Try planning choices with fictional examples before changing your own setup. Each example explains the result and works entirely on this website.
Choose a place for a new plan
Answer two questions about your plan. If it has a finish point and several parts, a third question helps you choose between a list and a project. The recommendation describes a starting structure you can adapt in Mement.
Choose a habit or a repeating task
Choose how you want to record the activity. The distinction is what you want to learn from its history.
Find your device
Choose a device to see how to start and which differences to expect.
Choose the next troubleshooting step
Select a problem and the point you have reached. Each branch gives a small set of checks and a next action.
See the dates in a repeat rule
Choose a rule and a starting date. The calendar changes immediately so you can compare what each rule means.
Clarify three records from Inbox
These fictional records belong to a plan for a reading corner: one project and two tasks. They all start in Inbox. Choose a status for each record and read when that choice makes sense. You can try different combinations and see that changing one record leaves the other two unchanged.
Build a Smart filter with five condition groups
Try priority, tags, completion, GTD status and a date range on five fictional tasks. The example period is fixed: 15 to 21 May 2028, including both dates. It does not use the current week or your own plans. Keep the task details in view while you compare All and Any.
Build a small project checklist
Keep the parts you need for a presentation. Copy the selected tasks and adapt them before adding them to Mement.
Read a habit configuration
Change the tracking method, goal period and calendar schedule. These examples show how the settings work together; Mement offers more presets and custom patterns.
Explore the same hierarchy at different levels
Open the example containers or use the level selector. The records stay in one hierarchy as you move from the overview to a task.
Compare three fictional weeks
Choose a week and read what the numbers can tell you. These examples explain task, habit and session data without calculating a Digital Twin score.
Compare ways to label a plan
Choose an example and see how a title, icon and colour can work together. The text label always carries the meaning.