Scottish Gaelic for “don’t make a mess of it.” Your day, matched to your energy.
Streak, day score, what’s next and your momentum — the moment you open it.
Scroll to meet the pieces that plan around your energy.
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Describe your day and Claude will turn it into tasks with durations & difficulty.
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Import a calendar export (.ics from Google / Apple / Outlook) or a simple .csv. Events become tasks with their date, start time and duration.
Turn on the days you work and set each day's hours — they can differ day to day. Days left off won't be scheduled or break your streak.
Need to change one day only? Open that day on the Schedule tab and tap “Edit day”.
Your focus curve is anchored to when you wake, so your hardest tasks land in your peak-focus hours.
Recurring events the schedule must work around — classes, standing meetings, gym, commute. These are blocked out as hard time.
Recurring things the week should make room for. The scheduler spaces these across your days and protects them by your priorities below.
The bigger things you're working toward over months — a dissertation, a qualification, a launch. Give each a target date, link tasks to it, and set how far along you are. These drive the Month and Year views.
When it won't all fit, what wins? These weights tune how the scheduler trades things off.
We'll plan your tasks inside the hours you work. If your time is open, we'll just plan around your day instead.
Turn on the days you work and set each day's hours — they can differ day to day. Days left off won't break your streak. You can override any single day later.
On a day with no alarm. Your energy peaks a few hours after waking — we anchor your whole focus curve to this instead of guessing "morning" or "night" person.
Focus comes in waves (~90-min cycles), and demanding work only holds up for a few hours a day. We use this to time breaks and reserve your peaks for real deep work.
We'll space these into your day so you don't burn out.
Recurring things the week should make room for — exercise, study, reading. We'll space them across your days. Optional, and you can add more later.
When it won't all fit, what should win? These tune how the scheduler makes trade-offs.
Tick off what you actually did — tomorrow's plan learns from it.