Every time I try to plan my day, it works for like… 1 task 😅
Then something takes longer and the whole plan just stops making sense.
I usually end up ignoring it and just doing whatever feels urgent.
I was thinking — what if instead of planning perfectly, the day just adjusts itself?
I made a quick mock:
https://imgur.com/vObk1T6
Paste tasks → day gets planned automatically
https://imgur.com/rcGozxi
One task runs late → everything shifts
Idea is super simple:
less planning, less re-planning, just continue the day.
If task take longer, you see button:
still on task or take next task. And this is all work during day.
Curious if this is just me or if others run into the same thing 🤔
This is very relatable — most planning tools break right when the first task runs over.
I like the idea of the day adjusting itself. I think the key moment will be how the shift is shown when a task runs late — that can really affect whether users stay in flow or drop off.
Would love to see how that feels in your mock.
Try it here: https://autoplanner-seven.vercel.app/
Click “Done” a few times — if a task runs long, the rest of the day adjusts automatically.
Yeah, that moment is exactly what I’m trying to solve.
Instead of re-planning everything, the idea is to keep it really simple — if a task runs late, it just shows you’re behind and asks if you’re still working on it or want to move to the next one.
Based on that, it adjusts the rest of the day automatically.
Curious — would something like that feel natural, or would you prefer seeing the full updated schedule?