Your day isn’t a list.
It’s a shape. A 24-hour circular day planner for busy makers.
Your whole day on one round face, so you see the hour that's yours and hold it before the day takes it. Scroll, and watch the line bend into a circle. Your whole day on one round face. Scroll, and watch the line bend into a circle.
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It was never a list problem.
That’s why the side project has said “tonight, probably” for three weeks. A list has infinite room to defer. A day doesn’t. Fill it.
Stop typing your day. Take hold of it.
Press the dial at 9 and sweep to 11. No form, no fields, just your hand on the day.
…to 11. Two hours, claimed.
One gesture, and the morning has its first focus block. Grab time, let go.
Colour is where.
Texture is how.
One glance shows whether the side project got any time, or the day job swallowed all of it.
yourself
Last night’s sleep already drew today’s energy.
Block last night’s sleep and the dial draws your body clock across today. Green is where focus comes easy. Red is where you’d only be fighting yourself.
Some things frame the day. They don’t fill it.
Your focus window frames the morning without claiming it: a band on the inner ring that holds space open instead of filling it.
the focus block, neither blocked
Set it once. It comes back.
Set the routine once and it comes back on its own.
to remember
Your other calendars live here, too.
Connect Google Calendar, Outlook, or Todoist and your events and tasks land right on the dial, colour-coded and sorted into your areas.
wherever it lives
The day moves. Your maker’s hour doesn’t.
A recital lands at five, and the evening reshapes around it: dinner slides, the kids’ bedtime follows.
your maker’s hour didn’t
Some days you can’t even drag it. So ask.
On the days your brain won’t cooperate, hand the whole thing to Claude in plain words. It reshapes the dial around you and never touches the hour you protected. (Reassign is an MCP server, so it works right inside Claude.)
Claude proposes, you confirm. Nothing lands until you say so, and undo reverses anything.
Start free →onto the dial
By 11pm, the day
held its shape.
The side project got its 90 minutes. On a list, that block never survives the day. Here it did.
See the day you planned against the one you lived.
At day’s end the plan is still there, faded to a ghost beside the day you actually lived.
Mark each block as it went, and you start planning days you can actually live.
Get tomorrow out of your head.
Draw tomorrow in the shape it already has in your head, and protect the hour you keep losing. Works in any browser, phone or desktop.