The plan is fantasy
You block eight tasks into a four-hour afternoon, miss the first one, and the whole day quietly collapses. Nothing tells you the plan was impossible before you started it.
MYLIFE.IN turns a scattered day into a schedule you can actually follow: block out your time, work one task at a time, then review honest analytics that show which routines stick — and which ones never had a chance.
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Tuesday · Today
Your day, blocked out
You over-booked mornings 3 weeks running. Try moving admin after lunch.
Right now
2 of 5 doneBeta communities helping us build
The problem
Most people don't abandon their planner because they're lazy. They abandon it because the tool never accounted for time blindness, decision fatigue, or a day that goes sideways at 9:15am.
You block eight tasks into a four-hour afternoon, miss the first one, and the whole day quietly collapses. Nothing tells you the plan was impossible before you started it.
Forty open tasks, no order, no time attached. Every glance at the list costs energy you needed for the actual work, so you stop opening the app.
Streaks break and you have no idea why. Was it the 6am start? Thursdays? Three deep-work blocks back to back? Without a review, next week repeats the same mistake.
What you get
Three tools that hand off to each other — the schedule feeds the checklist, the checklist feeds the analytics, and the analytics quietly improve next week's schedule.
Drag routines and tasks onto a real timeline. MYLIFE.IN adds up your blocks as you go, warns you when the plan needs more hours than the day has, and keeps buffer time between blocks so one overrun doesn't wreck the rest.
Tuesday · Today
Your day, blocked out
You over-booked mornings 3 weeks running. Try moving admin after lunch.
The checklist follows the clock. It surfaces what belongs to the current block, dims everything else, and gives you a single focus task with a timer. Miss a block and it reshuffles the rest of the day instead of turning red.
Right now
2 of 5 doneEvery completed block feeds a weekly review: which routines held, which times of day you actually perform, and the specific habit that keeps breaking your streak. Plans stop being guesses after two weeks of real data.
Last 7 days
Routine completion
70%
+12% vs last week
Best window
09:00 – 11:30
Streak
14 days
Who it's for
General productivity apps are built for people who already follow through, then sold to everyone else. We started from the opposite end: what does a planner need to do when motivation, memory and time perception are the hard part?
The result works beautifully for anyone who wants a calmer day — it just refuses to punish the people who need it most.
“I don't need another app that tells me I broke a 40-day streak. I need one that tells me why Wednesdays keep falling apart.”
Every block shows its real duration and what it pushes back. Time blindness gets a visual answer, not a nag.
Focus mode hides the backlog. You get the next thing, its timer, and nothing else competing for attention.
Miss a day and the app re-plans instead of resetting you to zero. Streaks are a signal here, never a punishment.
Low-contrast noise, no confetti storms, no red badges. Calm defaults you can turn up if you want more feedback.
Pick which blocks nudge you and how loudly — start-of-block, halfway, or silence. Notifications are opt-in per routine.
Features are shaped in the open with ADHD and autistic testers who tell us plainly when something doesn't work.
How it works
Answer three questions about your mornings, your energy and your non-negotiables. MYLIFE.IN drafts a starter routine you can drag around in seconds.
≈ 3 minutesOpen the app and there's one task waiting, not a wall of them. Tick it, take the break, move on. Anything you miss is rescheduled, not lost.
Every daySunday evening you get a short, honest summary: what held, what slipped, and one concrete change to try. Apply it in a tap and next week starts sharper.
≈ 2 minutes, weeklyWhere we fit
TickTick is a superb task manager. Notion builds anything if you build it first. Structured makes a beautiful timeline. None of them close the loop between planning your day, doing it, and understanding why it went the way it did.
Timeline day planner with a live capacity check
Focus mode that surfaces one task at a time
Re-plans the rest of the day after a missed block
Routine analytics and a guided weekly review
Works out of the box — nothing to configure first
Designed around ADHD and neurodivergent needs
Everything unlocked for $5 a month
Comparison reflects our own product research and is illustrative — these tools ship changes often.
From the beta
Sample quotes shown while the private beta runs.
The capacity meter alone fixed my mornings. I finally saw that my 'realistic' plan needed eleven hours before 2pm.
First planner that didn't make me feel like a failure by Wednesday. It reshuffles the day and just keeps going.
The weekly review told me my focus window is 9 to 11:30. I moved my hardest work there and doubled what I ship.
I've paid for four different apps. This is the only one still on my home screen after two months of beta.
Pricing
A planner should cost less than a coffee. Free covers the day-to-day forever; Premium adds the analytics and sync that make the habit stick.
The whole planning loop, for one device.
$0forever
Analytics, sync and the full picture of your year.
$5per month
Regional pricing planned at launch so $5 stays fair in every market.
Questions
Still curious about something? Join the waitlist and reply to the welcome email — a human on the team reads every one.
Early access
Join the waitlist for an early invite, a say in the roadmap, and a founding-member price on Premium.