For brains that lose the thread
A day you can see, and a day that bends when the day does.
Drag blocks onto one day. When something runs long, the rest moves rather than quietly going wrong. One day at a time, on purpose.
Blocks push each other
Drop a block at four o'clock and it stays at four o'clock. What was in the way moves, and you can see it move.
An assistant that does it
Ask for a plan in a sentence. It edits the day the same way your hands do, shows every step, and keeps going if you close the tab.
Reminders where you look
Every block can become an event in the calendar you already check, with its own alarm. Or a push on the device in your hand.
Share a day, get comments
A private link shows your day as you see it. People can suggest a change; you decide whether it happens.
One shape, every day
Save a day as a template and every day you have not touched starts from it. Rearrange any of them, any time.
Yours on every device
Your days, labels and template follow your account to any phone or laptop you sign in on.
Put today on the screen.
One email address, no password, about a minute.
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