See time pass.
A live now-line and timers that run on the block itself make the day something you can see, not guess.
Calendar, time blocking, time tracking, tasks, projects, and a notepad in one workspace, with an AI that sees all of it and plans your day with you.
Founders, overachievers, and ADHD minds don’t need another app. They need fewer places to look, and a plan that survives contact with the day.
A live now-line and timers that run on the block itself make the day something you can see, not guess.
Calendar, tasks, notes, Notion, and mail sit side by side. No hunting through apps to find the next thing.
Tracked time calibrates every future estimate, so the plan stops promising more than the day can hold.
Ask for a plan and get proposed blocks around your meetings. Accept them in one tap, or say what to change.
Your backlog sits beside your week. Drop a task on the grid and it becomes a block with its estimate, project, and a timer ready to go. Google Calendar and Outlook events land on the same grid.
Start a timer from any block, any task, or ⌘⇧T. Keep a focus timer and a background timer running together, pause one without losing the other, and let Pomodoro cycles run inside a block without rewriting your plan.
Boards and lists for every project, with keys like FP-12 you can mention anywhere. Pull issues in from Linear and entries from Notion databases, then schedule them like anything else.
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Block-based pages for meeting notes, plans, and brain dumps. Type / to turn a line into a task, put it on your calendar, or ask AI to tidy it up. Ideas stop dying in a doc.
It reads your calendar, backlog, timers, and notes, then plans with you. Ask it to fit work around a meeting, break a goal into tasks, or review your week. Every change arrives as a proposal you accept.
You’re free 1:30–3:00 and 3:45–6:00. Here’s a plan that leaves 15 minutes before the Boulder call:
Pick the model and the effort level, or leave it on Auto.
Every timer feeds a time ledger that compares tracked hours to plan, day by day. Estimate calibration learns how long each kind of work really takes, so next week’s plan is an honest one.
Connect your calendar, drop in your backlog, and plan tomorrow before you close the laptop tonight.