Readable schedules for every OS.
go-schedule brings familiar cron-field structure to a CLI, a desktop app, and a background service — with explicit timezone, catch-up, and overlap policy.
# add a task with a readable schedule
gosched task add backup --schedule "every day at 02:30" --tz America/New_York
SCHEDULES AS FIELDS
Cron you can actually read.
Every schedule shows its five fields and a plain-English reading. The Anchor Blue field marks the exact run point.
* * * * *
Every minute
0 9 * * 1-5
Every weekday at 09:00
30 2 * * *
Every day at 02:30 — backup
recurring
next run
catch-up
missed
paused
CLI
Script it. gosched reads and writes the same schedule store as the daemon.
Desktop
See every task, its next run, and its last result — without tailing a log.
Service
A background daemon runs the schedule with explicit timezone, catch-up, and overlap policy.
ADD A TASK
Explicit by default.
No ambiguity: name the schedule, the timezone, and the command.
Natural language or a 5-field cron expression.