Android Productivity App

Plan Your Day.
Own Your Data.

A local-first planner that keeps your tasks, notes, and routines on your device โ€” with optional Google Calendar sync, and no data collection.

๐Ÿ“ฑ Available on Android
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A Smarter Way to Plan

Features

Everything You Need to Stay On Track

Built for real productivity โ€” not just another to-do list.

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Local-First Privacy

Your data is 100% yours. No tracking, no ads, no analytics.

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Task Management

Priorities are clear via real time budgeting features. Keep a weekly focus by seamlessly determining what fits, what doesn't, and what needs to wait.

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Google Calendar

See everything on your Google Calendar inside the app! Make your monthly/weekly tracking actionable by managing everything alongside your incoming to-do list.

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Routines

Recurring task feature keeps your everyday tasks managed and budgeted alongside one-time tasks.

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Works Offline

Your day-planner always accessible.

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CSV & PDF Export

Pull your data at any time.

Philosophy

Productivity Fitness treated like Physical Fitness

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Productivity treated as getting in shape. You might have more brain fog and task paralysis at first than you're actually addressing when you take on productivity advice. We propose that you can apply these concepts over time, growing toward the productivity shape you want.

The app allows you to start by reviewing your weekly follow-through. This stands on the shoulders of the saying "what you inspect, you respect, and you will." This doesn't mean you will follow your plans the first week, but it indicates you shouldn't stop making plans and budgets either. It does mean looking at the "scale" weekly and making micro habit changes that will add up.

Priority Planner is built to be your "scale" in the beginning. Stick with it, keep measuring, and keep making micro differences. Real change happens over a year. And Priority Planner is $6 a year. No monthly price friction. Just real change.

Choosing weights.

We propose that as you become more comfortable, you turn on more tested frameworks for productivity. They are all built into the app, and waiting for when you're ready to begin using them. We liken this to lifting 5lb weights before lifting 20lb weights. Wait until the initial productivity features of the app are seamless and part of your routine. Then apply more productivity tools in stride.

Priority Planner Workflow

Step 1

Consolidated Master Inbox

Enter absolutely everything into one place. Pull from Google Calendar in seconds.

Step 2

Pliable Routine Blueprint

Enter all routine tasks and durations. See them clearly lined up and quickly adjust in the app to fit around weekly projects.

Step 3

Zero-Based Time Budgeting

Assign your categories and give a percentage of your 168hr week to categories like sleep, work, and hobbies. Identify overcommitment and prioritize not what you're going to do first โ€” but what you're not going to do this week.

Step 4

Fluid Weekly Backlog

Only give set days to tasks they actually apply to. Your backlog is your week's focus. Fit it into open time as highlighted by the app.

Step 5

Daily Time-Blocking & Tracking

Time blocking is kept streamlined and intuitive on one central Today/Start dashboard. Schedule active tasks into dedicated time windows and use a stopwatch to log real-time execution.

Step 6

Continuous Data Calibration

Record your follow-through tracking and read reports comparing follow-through vs your budget. Adjust percentages and align for next week.

Standing on Giants

Priority Planner Workflow Backed by Trusted Frameworks

Humanity has been working on becoming more productive for over 50 years. The system we should measure ourselves against should include their frameworks and workflows.

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Steps 1 & 6

Getting Things Done

2001 ยท David Allen
Getting Things Done: The Art of Stress-Free Productivity

A comprehensive framework built around moving tasks, ideas, and projects out of your mind into a trusted external inbox. By capturing everything outside of your head, your brain is freed up to focus entirely on executing. Relies heavily on a structured periodic review.

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Personal Kanban / Agile

2011 ยท Jim Benson & Tonianne DeMaria Barry
Personal Kanban: Mapping Work | Navigating Life

A visual workflow system built on two rules: visualize your work and limit your work in progress. Tasks sit in a weekly backlog and are dynamically pulled forward only when capacity opens up โ€” introducing extreme adaptability without breaking structural goals.

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Step 3

Zero-Based Budgeting

1970 ยท Peter Pyhrr
Zero-Base Budgeting: A Practical Management Tool for Evaluating Expenses

Adapts financial accounting rules to time management โ€” treating your week like a bank account with exactly 168 hours. Every hour gets a specific job until the budget reaches zero. A hard check against over-optimism that stops you from scheduling more than your time can support.

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Time Blocking

2016 ยท Cal Newport
Deep Work: Rules for Focused Success in a Distracted World

Divide your day into distinct blocks dedicated to specific tasks rather than keeping a reactive to-do list. Eliminates decision fatigue throughout the day. By treating your calendar like a jigsaw puzzle with fixed boundaries, it forces deep focus and protects time for high-value work.

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Eat That Frog

2017 ยท Brian Tracy
Eat That Frog!: 21 Great Ways to Stop Procrastinating

Identify the single largest, most vital, and most intimidating task โ€” the one you're most likely to procrastinate on but that yields the greatest results. Tackle it first thing, expending your freshest willpower on the hardest project, making the rest of the day feel effortless.

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Biological Prime Time

2016 ยท Chris Bailey
The Productivity Project: Accomplishing More by Managing Your Time, Attention, and Energy

Track your hourly energy levels for several weeks to locate the exact times your biological clock makes focus naturally peak. Transitions planning from time-matching to energy-matching โ€” scheduling heavy analytical tasks during peak hours and saving low-energy slots for routine admin.

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The Pomodoro Technique

2018 ยท Francesco Cirillo
The Pomodoro Technique: The Acclaimed Time-Management System That Has Transformed How We Work

Break work into 25-minute intervals of hyper-focused effort followed by a strict 5-minute break. The ticking countdown creates a gentle psychological urgency that sharpens focus, while forced rest intervals keep your brain fresh over hours of continuous work.

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