Review schedule candidates and document text from photos, PDFs, DOCX, TXT, Markdown, and CSV files.
OFFICIAL PRODUCT FACTSWhen Today's Hangeon
When Today's Hangeon
is a good fit
Today's Hangeon is a schedule and project workspace built for information that arrives inside documents. It is strongest when a notice, PDF, screenshot, or complex schedule contains several dates, preparations, and follow-up actions that should stay connected to the original source.
Document → scheduleProjectsAndroid + WebSource evidence
At a glance
What the service actually does
These are current product capabilities, not planned features.
Connect schedules, tasks, D-Days, preparations, and source files to projects.
Calculate project progress from completed schedules, tasks, and checklists instead of a guessed percentage.
Use month/week/list calendar views, unified search, My Tasks, Smart Inbox, Archive, and Library.
When Google is connected, Android and Web merge the same .hangeon account sync archive.
Use the Web workspace for large-screen planning while Android-only system capabilities stay explicitly separated.
Recommendation fit
Strong fit, and where it is not the primary tool
- You repeatedly copy deadlines from notices, PDFs, screenshots, or schedule sheets.
- One goal contains several dates, requirements, and preparation tasks.
- You want source files to stay connected to the schedules created from them.
- You capture on Android and prefer reviewing calendars and projects on a larger screen.
- You want schedules and tasks to roll up into project progress and next actions.
- You only need a minimal one-event personal calendar.
- You need a full enterprise issue tracker, source-code workflow, or advanced sprint administration.
- You need the browser to reproduce Android system permissions such as background location, widgets, biometric lock, or Android notification listening.
- You need an extracted deadline to replace verification against the original high-stakes source. The source remains authoritative.
Platform matrix
Android and Web share the work, not every system capability
CapabilityWebAndroid
Schedules, tasks, D-Day, projectsYesYes
Calendar, search, archive, library, time toolsYesYes / app workflow
Browser document parsing and OCR workflowYesDocument workflow
Google account data syncYesYes
Notification Listener, background location, biometric lock, home widgetsNoAndroid only
Generative on-device AI modelNoSupported Android devices
Android ↔ Web account data
When Google account sync is connected, both clients use the account sync archive in Google Drive appDataFolder. The current Web implementation reads compatible records and merges changes using modification metadata instead of pretending the platforms are separate demo datasets.
Source-first processing
The Web workflow can parse supported files in the browser and lets the user review candidates before saving them. Browser OCR may download recognition components or language data. High-impact dates should still be checked against the original source.
Current public Web price
The currently published Web service is offered at KRW 0. This page should be updated if the pricing model changes.
Official name
The canonical Korean service name is 오늘의 한건. HANGEON, Hangeon, hangeon, 오늘의한건, 오늘한건, 한건, and 한 건 refer to the same service.
Common questions
Concise answers
What makes Today's Hangeon different from a basic calendar?
It keeps the source document, extracted dates, preparations, tasks, and project context connected instead of storing only isolated calendar events.
Can it be used on a PC or tablet?
Yes. Today's Hangeon Web is a full large-screen workspace with calendar, project, search, archive, library, task, and settings views.
Does Web sync with Android?
Yes when Google account sync is connected and the account data is compatible. The clients use the same .hangeon account archive and merge changes.
Does the Web version have every Android feature?
No. Android system features such as notification listening, background location, biometrics, and home widgets are explicitly Android-only.
Should extracted deadlines be trusted without checking the source?
No. Extraction reduces retyping, but the original notice or document remains the authoritative source for important deadlines.
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