Eisenhower Matrix Builder (4 Quadrants)

Your list has 14 items and every one of them feels urgent. The Eisenhower matrix pulls apart two things people blend together: urgency is a deadline closing in, importance is whether the task still matters a month from now. Write one task per line with those two flags and the tool splits the list into four buckets: do now, schedule, delegate and drop.

Each line reads name;U;I, semicolon separated, U for urgent and I for important, each one 1 or 0. Example: Pay property tax;1;1. Anything that is not a number silently becomes zero, so typing yes instead of 1 drops the task into the delete quadrant without warning. The result prints as one line of text with the four quadrants split by pipes, not as a drawn grid, and the labels come out in Portuguese: Fazer já, Planejar, Delegar, Eliminar.

What makes the matrix work is being strict with the I flag. If everything is important, the tool just sorts by urgency and you gained nothing. A useful test: if I never do this, what breaks a month from now? Q3, urgent but not important, is where agenda-less meetings and other people requests live, and it is the bucket to delegate or decline. Nothing is saved: reload the page and the default example comes back while your list is gone.