Reassign, in other people's words.

  1. Dense Discovery Newsletter
    Issue 404: All click, no muscle
    “your day sits on a single round dial” · Kai Brach

    Listed in the Tools section of the weekly design and technology newsletter: the ring, colour and texture, the body-clock layer, and Pro sync. Friends of DD get a discount, and the listing says so.

  2. The Mac Blog Blog
    Reassign · The 24-Hour Circular Day Planner
    “a visual and structured method to organize daily tasks over a full day cycle”

    A short listing in the Apple-ecosystem blog’s apps section, filed under calendar and productivity.

  3. Web Curios Newsletter
    Webcurios 31/07/26
    “a pleasingly-designed circular grid” · Matt Muir

    The weekly links newsletter, in its own sceptical register: the author has no time for self-optimisation, finds the level of detail alarming, and included the dial anyway.

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What it is
A 24-hour circular day planner. Your day sits on one round dial. You draw blocks by dragging, colour marks the area, the fill pattern marks the activity type, and a red now indicator moves around the ring.
What makes it different
The whole day on one face, so duration is visible as shape. Claude or ChatGPT can read and reshape the day over MCP, and every change lands on the dial where you can see it, with a 30-minute undo. Two-way sync with Google Calendar, Outlook and Todoist.
Who builds it
Leopold Španovič (Leo), a solo founder in Ljubljana, Slovenia, who drew his day as a circle on paper for ten years before shipping it. The company is Pogled Naprej d.o.o.
Platform
Web app, installable as a PWA on desktop and phone, works offline. A Chrome extension puts the live dial on the new tab. Native apps are on the roadmap, marked Soon.
Price
Free to start. Pro is $8 a month or $72 a year, with a 7-day trial and no card.
The name
One word, capital R: Reassign. The app lives at reassign.app, the site at reassign.ai.