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• ✓ Talk to your day. Released on 28 September 2026. Hold the voice icon in the dial centre, or ⌃M, say what should change, and let go. Talk again while earlier clips still process, and watch your words show live on the dial. A safe change applies at once with one Undo. A delete, a clear, or a preference to remember never applies by itself: the toast shows Confirm and Review. Confirm with the button, the Y key, or a spoken “yes”. A question back to you or an app action shows Review and Dismiss. Dictate into the Ask AI chat too, and the text never sends by itself. Pro. Read how →
• ✓ Ask AI as a chat. Ask about your plan and get a short answer. It reads your schedule, free slots, and Inbox before it plans, remembers a preference when you apply it, and reviews a past day without changing the plan. Attach up to 3 photos or PDFs, such as a paper list. Pro. Release details →
• ✓ Neon Postgres. Released on 21 September 2026. Your saved plans and account now use the new database. Sign in again after the move; an internet connection is required to save changes. What changed →
• ✓ Focus rhythms and sound. Account-saved 25/5, 50/10, 90/15, custom, or continuous rhythms; live progress; focus and break bells; microtask sounds; and an optional metronome. Pause and Continue a working block; a pause draws as a break and moves the later intervals. Release details →
• ✓ Calendar import rules. Choose automatic, blocking, non-blocking, or reference imports per calendar. Preview updates from today onward while preserving past events and manual overrides; all-day events stay references. Release details →
• ✓ The 24-hour dial. Drag to create, move, resize, and cross midnight or noon. Turn it a half-turn so midnight sits at the bottom if you prefer.
• ✓ List & timeline day modes. Two more ways to read the same schedule beside the dial: a list running forward grouped by day, and a timeline laying those days flat with a lane per area. Neither one drags, because drawing a day stays on the dial. Pro. Read how →
• ✓ Areas & activity types. Colour for what part of life, pattern for what kind of energy. Pick any exact colour you like, not just the presets.
• ✓ Recurring events. Daily through yearly, with an optional end date. Edit this, future, or all.
• ✓ Select, shift, and batch-edit. Move more than one block at once. Ripple-shift the whole day when the morning runs long, select several blocks to edit them together, and copy, cut, or paste them across days. Both are included in Pro, on desktop. Read how →
• ✓ Non-blocking & reference events. Overlapping windows for fasts and focus, plus reference events for what you only need to see: there on the dial, never blocking a plan.
• ✓ Live now-indicator. The current time on the dial. Past blocks fade.
• ✓ Command palette & quick add. Press ⌘K anywhere: every command in one list, or type “Gym tomorrow at 6pm” and it lands on the dial. Plain sentences parse instantly on your device; saving requires an internet connection. Compound requests go to AI and get back an editable plan, previewed on the ring. Slash commands cover the verbs a day runs on, each one a chip in the input. It works like Raycast: Suggestions from what you use most, and ⌘K inside the palette opens an Actions panel. Read how →
• ✓ Braindump into the palette. Dump everything on your mind into ⌘K, one thought per line or as a photo of a paper list, and get back an editable plan: timed lines become blocks on the day they name, timeless to-dos go to your Inbox, feelings log as moods. Reply in plain words to refine it, and pick an answer when Reassign asks rather than guesses. Nothing lands until you apply, and a dump never deletes anything. Pro. Read how →
• ✓ Undo, keyboard control, print, and per-user timezones.
• ✓ Real-time sync. Across your open sessions.
• ✓ Installable PWA. Add Reassign to your home screen and sync across devices. Internet is required to save changes.
• ✓ Touch & mobile. Tap to create, drag to reshape, with haptic feedback on your phone.
• ✓ MCP server. Plan your day with Claude or ChatGPT. Watch the real dial render right in the chat, and drag to reschedule. Install it as a Claude Code plugin, an npm package, or a custom connector in Claude and ChatGPT. See how →
• ✓ Public REST API. The same surface as MCP, over plain HTTP: read and edit your events and Inbox, plan a schedule, log moments, read the weather and your energy curve, or send one plain sentence to /command. Sign in with OAuth or an API key from settings, and build against the OpenAPI 3.1 spec. Pro. Read the API docs →
• ✓ Google Calendar sync. Two-way. Your calendars land on the dial in their own colour, sorted into the right areas by AI or into one fixed area per calendar, and your edits flow back to Google. Mirror a calendar’s events onto another calendar, all of them or only the ones that match a rule, mirror a single block across more than one calendar, or move it between them. Each copy shows full details, is marked private, or shows only “Busy”. Show or hide each calendar, and sync in real time. All-day events show as an always-visible card, never blocking your hours. Read how →
• ✓ Outlook Calendar sync. Two-way, the same as Google. Connect an Outlook.com or Microsoft 365 calendar and it lands on the dial in its own colour, sorted into your areas by AI or into one fixed area you choose, with all-day and recurring events, real-time updates, and your edits flowing back to Microsoft. Mirror copies onto Outlook can show full details, be private, or show only “Busy”. Read how →
• ✓ Todoist sync. Two-way tasks on the dial. A Todoist task with a due time becomes a block; an undated one waits in your Inbox. Schedule, edit, or check it off on the dial and it flows back to Todoist, and a task you finish there is marked done here. Choose per project whether undated tasks come across. Each synced Todoist project shows as a Reassign project, and priority syncs both ways. Read how →
• ✓ Google Tasks sync. Two-way, date-only. A dated Google Tasks task lands in your Inbox; drag it onto the dial to give it an hour, and Google keeps the date while Reassign keeps the time. Titles, notes, due dates, and completion sync both ways. Each list shows as a Reassign project. Read how →
• ✓ Microsoft To Do sync. Two-way, date-only, on a Microsoft account. Choose your lists; a dated task lands in your Inbox, you drag it onto the dial for a time, and titles, notes, due dates, and completion sync both ways. Each list shows as a Reassign project, and importance syncs both ways as priority (low, normal, or high). Read how →
• ✓ Linear sync. Two-way with the teams you choose. The issues assigned to you land in your Inbox; drag one onto the dial for a time. Complete it here and it moves to the team’s first completed state, and Reassign never edits another person’s issues. Set what one point is worth, and an issue’s estimate becomes its length; send durations back to Linear never, only when the estimate is empty, or always. Linear projects with your issues show as Reassign projects, and priority syncs both ways. Read how →
• ✓ TickTick sync. Two-way with the lists you choose. A TickTick task with a time becomes a block at that hour, and moving or resizing it writes the new start and due times back; a date-only task waits in your Inbox. Each list shows as a Reassign project. Titles, notes, times, completion, and priority sync both ways. Read how →
• ✓ Weather on the dial. The forecast wrapped around the 24-hour ring: a day/night disc for sunrise and sunset, a temperature curve, a UV-index band, barometric pressure, and condition marks you can scrub by the hour, for the days ahead as well as today. The moon sits at the best hour to see it. Included in Pro, by your city, in your units, toggled from a Layers control, and Claude can read it to plan around the rain. Read how →
• ✓ Day reflection. See the day you planned against the day you lived. Step back to a past day, mark each block as planned, didn’t happen, or changed, and the marks roll up into how closely you kept to it. Check off today’s blocks as they finish, too. Included for past days, and Claude can read a day back too. How day review works →
• ✓ Moments & mood. Log the things you want to count through the day (a coffee, a glass of water, how you feel) as points on the 24-hour ring. Drag a mark to re-time it; the legend reads each one’s daily total, tally, or average. Mood and tracking your own moments are included in Pro. Read how →
• ✓ Energy on the dial. A per-hour energy curve wrapped around the ring: when you’re likely sharp, and when you’ll flag. It starts from a two-process body-clock model, then bends to your real day, the caffeine, the naps, last night’s sleep. Set your bedtime and sleep need once, with separate weekday and weekend schedules; log a single night and today’s curve draws. Reflection-aware on past days, and Claude can read it to put deep work where your energy is. Opt in and it carries your menstrual cycle too, from one tap a month: hedged by the evidence, never in analytics, email, AI, or MCP, deleted in one tap. Pro. Read how →
• ✓ Focus intervals. Split a working block into a Pomodoro-style rhythm, drawn as focus beads and recharge breaks right on the ring. It reflows as you resize, rides on the one block, and rolls its completed intervals into your reflection and Insights. Claude can read and set it too. Pro. Read how →
• ✓ Focus mode. A screen built for the one block you’re working through. The real dial, cropped to an arc, travels under a marker pinned at now, so the turning is the countdown. The dial zooms by phase: about 12 hours when idle, onto the live block in focus, and closer on a break or a pause. The panel takes the block’s area colour and fill pattern, and one line shows the focus and break split for the session or for today. On an automatic break, Skip break ends it and the next focus starts. A sleep block shows Time to rest, with Add 15 min or I’m awake. Finish and Discard each have an Undo. Interval circles mark off as you go, and the screen stays awake while you work. Press F to enter, Esc to leave. Pro. Read how →
• ✓ Microtasks. Break any block into an ordered checklist of microtasks and tick them off as you go, from the editor or straight from the dial label. Any block qualifies, right down to one still waiting in your Inbox, so you can break a thing down before it has a time. No due dates, no separate list: it’s one block’s breakdown, not a task manager. On a repeating block the list is shared and the ticks are per day, and it all carries into your reflection, Insights, and the morning brief. Writing, ticking, and AI drafting are included in Pro. Use the AI draft (“Break this down” in focus mode, or /microtasks in the palette where you can steer it first), working the list in focus mode, sending what’s left to your Inbox, and Claude or ChatGPT over MCP. Read how →
• ✓ Time Insights. A dashboard for the bigger picture: where your time goes by area and activity, your rhythm over the weeks, how the days felt, sleep debt, recharge against drain, and the focus intervals you finish by day and by area. Built from the days you reflect on and the moments you track.
• ✓ Inbox of blocks. A tray for the blocks that don’t have a time yet (called the Backlog until August 2026). Add a block to it off the clock, drag it onto the dial when you’re ready, and send it back when the day fills up. Give a block a planned day and the tray groups itself around what’s due, with day-only Todoist due dates and deadlines carried across. Open it from the nav or as a full page (press B). Give a block a project (one level, under an area) and a priority: Urgent, High, Medium, Low, or No priority. Set the priority with the flag, keys 1 to 4, or p1 to p4 in the Inbox quick-add and the ⌘K create line. Filter by integration, area and project, type, or priority, with more than one value each; group by date, integration, type, project, or priority; sort by Manual, Priority, or Planned date. Right-click a row for the event menu, and new blocks get sorted into the right area. Type or say a line in the quick-add bar, and AI splits it into up to 10 Inbox items. Send an item on to Todoist, TickTick, Google Tasks, Microsoft To Do, or Linear as a task. Claude can read and fill it too. Pro. Read how →
• ✓ Email digests. Your day, in your inbox: a morning brief, an evening nudge when tomorrow is still empty, a prompt to close the day, and a Monday review of the week, each built from your real dial and sent at the local hour you choose. They skip when you’ve already done the thing, pause themselves if you stop opening them, and unsubscribe in one click. Read how →
• ✓ Push alerts. A push notification on every device where you turn alerts on, when a block starts, a break starts, or focus resumes. Two more alerts are off by default: non-blocking item starts and reference item starts. Under Settings, Notifications, Push, the Your devices list lets each device turn each alert on or off. Test it with a button. iPhone and iPad need Reassign on the Home Screen first. How alerts work →
• ✓ Chrome extension. Today’s dial on every new tab, and a side panel that stays open beside the page. Open it from the toolbar, a right-click, or ⌘/Ctrl+Shift+U. One AI input, “Shape your day with free text”, takes the page you’re reading, and your agenda shows Today, Today and tomorrow, or The next 7 days, with a now line, join links, and an Undo card. Settings open inside the panel. Quick add, /park, and /ask from the address bar with the “reassign” keyword. Installation is free. Signed out, the new tab asks you to sign in; opening your plan requires trial or paid access. Saving a page to the planner requires an account with trial or paid access. Get the extension →

Building now

In progress. We’ll add each one to the changelog when it ships:

• Building iPhone companion app. Today at a glance, check a block off, capture in plain words, and the block you’re in on the lock screen. A companion to the dial.
• Building Raycast extension. Your day from ⌘-space: the agenda, quick capture, check off what’s done, and your current block in the menu bar.

Coming soon Soon

Each one is on the build list. Not here yet:

• Soon Body doubling. Share your day so a friend, or Claude, can sit with you through a working block and keep you company while you focus.
• Soon Home-screen widgets and a wearable face. The dial on your phone’s home screen and on your wrist, once the iPhone companion app lands.
• Soon Productivity agents. Background agents that help shape and protect your day.
• Soon More integrations. Shared calendars, ICS feeds, Apple Calendar, and more of the task apps you already live in: the same two-way idea, more places your time lives.
• Soon Dynamic rules. Set rules that protect the time that matters. Guard your deep-work hours, and when a meeting lands on top, Reassign reads your connected calendars and suggests a better slot.