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Your Microsoft Planner tasks, next to everything else
Planner is where many companies keep their tasks. If your work also lives in Jira, Notion or your own to-do app, Fold shows all of it in one list, so you don't have to open each one to see what's due.
What Fold shows from Microsoft Planner
- The open Planner tasks assigned to you, across all your plans.
- One group per plan, with the bucket shown under each task.
- Due dates, progress and priority (Urgent and Important stand out).
- Click a task to open it in Planner.
Switch on Edit from Fold for a plan to tick tasks off, change dates and priority from Fold, with undo.
Connect it in a minute
- Download Fold for Mac or Windows (this app connects in the desktop app).
- In Fold, open Settings → Integrations → Microsoft Planner and choose Sign in with Microsoft. Use your work or school account.
- Choose which stream its tasks go into. They appear in your list straight away.
People often connect these too
Fold isn't a link between apps: nothing is copied from one to another. Connect a few, and their tasks simply sit side by side in your list.
JiraThe Jira Cloud issues assigned to you, one group per project.
NotionTasks from your Notion databases, as many workspaces as you like.
Microsoft To DoThe open tasks from each of your To Do lists.
Questions
Can I see Planner tasks from several plans in one place?
Yes. Fold shows the tasks assigned to you from every plan, together, and lets you put each plan in its own stream.
Does it work with a personal Microsoft account?
Planner is only for work and school accounts. For a personal account, connect Microsoft To Do instead.
Is Fold free?
Yes, with every app and view and up to 3 streams. Fold Pro adds unlimited streams, sync between devices and AI assistants.
Do I need an account?
No. Only Fold Pro's sync between your devices uses one.
Fold is free
Every app and every view, free for good, with no account. Pro is there if you want more streams, sync and AI assistants.