If you work from home, you’re probably juggling tasks, reminders, ideas, and even personal goals all at once—and when that’s scattered across different apps, it’s really easy to lose track of what matters. In this video, I walk you through Lunatask from a complete beginner standpoint and show you how I set it up to organize a work-from-home routine. I start with “Areas of Life” (think of it like your workspace) so you can separate things like personal tasks vs. work, and keep everything clean and easy to manage. From there, I show you how I create tasks and actually make them actionable: adding notes, links, priority, choosing whether a task sits in Now/Later/Done, setting time estimates, and tracking progress (like 50% complete). I also show how to pin tasks, set start dates, make tasks recurring, and use the built-in timer so you can focus and see how long things are taking. Then I cover different views (priority list and Kanban style), daily planning (picking what you’ll complete today), plus the Notes feature for project info, and Habits + Journal for consistency. Lunatask has a free plan, and the paid plan starts around $6/month if you need more areas and features.