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An intention, principle, or trap to avoid today.
The one result that would make today count.
Up to two other outcomes worth moving forward today.
What actions support those outcomes?
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Workspace
Your personal planner stays private. Shared calendars and team activity will appear here as Enterprise features are connected.
Schedule
Define a clear outcome and finish line for this block.
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Welcome
This is the planner I use to keep things clear and get things done. I built it around a few habits that have helped me over time, and I’m sharing it in case it helps you too. — Ben Morin
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Your week · 1 of 3
Workdays, your whole week, or anything in between. You can still open any date.
Your day · 2 of 3
Your year · 3 of 3
Horizon holds a Misogi — one hard thing that defines the year — six mini-adventures, three commitments and one winning habit per quarter, a rhythm we owe to Jesse Itzler. Every day you close paints a square of your year. It sits beside Day and Week: at the top of the planner, or in the bar at the bottom of your phone.
Changes are saved as you make them.
Follow your device, or keep the planner light or dark on this browser.
This only changes the visible schedule range. Your saved days remain local.
Choose the days you normally plan. Week view shows these days, and Close day skips inactive days when suggesting what comes next. You can still open and schedule any date.
Name what your time goes to. Colours help you scan the day; archive a category to keep its history without offering it for new plans.
Use the planner like an app, and keep the same plans on your phone and computer.
Keep your devices in step through your own cloud. Your planner stays on this device; the cloud carries one copy, sealed with a passphrase only you know.
Both are free and carry the same sealed copy. You can switch later.
Google ends access after an hour; changes wait here until you tap Reconnect.
Google asks again every hour. : it stays connected and saves on its own.
Your other devices keep using Google Drive until you switch them too.
Your planner moved to Dropbox. Switch this device too. It keeps the same passphrase.
Dropbox needs this browser to keep site data.
Before anything from the cloud is applied, this device keeps a recovery snapshot.
Your plans stay in this browser. This copy also keeps a few anonymous counts to improve the planner.
Categories & projects
Rename, recolor, archive or add. Archived categories leave new blocks but stay in past statistics.
Category
Name the project or area, then choose a color that reads clearly at a glance.
Close day
Review what is still open. Choose what should be carried forward. For past days, the default destination is today; scheduled items keep their time.
Unresolved
Plan puts an item on a date. The disk, Save, stores it safely without a date. The bin, Forget, removes it from Unresolved without erasing its history.
Day closed
Give the next day a little direction now, or leave it for tomorrow.
Confirm
This action cannot be undone.
Reopen day
The decisions made when you closed it will be undone: copied tasks and schedule blocks are removed from their destination, and anything saved in Unresolved returns here. You can close the day again when you are ready.
Schedule statistics
Local data
This permanently removes every saved day, category and planner setting stored by this app in this browser. This cannot be undone after deletion.
Local saving
The planner can still be used for this session, but changes may not survive a refresh or closing the tab. Check privacy/storage settings or export anything important.
Import backup
This will add the days and settings found in your backup to this browser.
Daily Planner
This planner is local-first: your daily plans stay on this device unless you explicitly enable personal sync or export them.
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The planner stores its settings and daily plans locally in the browser. Clearing site data can remove them.
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Give one outcome visual priority as the Most important outcome, then keep only two Other important outcomes. Keep in mind holds one intention above them. The hierarchy should remain obvious at a glance.
Click an empty slot to create a block, or use Add a block. Click an existing block to edit it. Hold briefly and drag to move it; resize from the lower edge. Schedule, the calendar beside a task or an outcome, puts that specific item on the schedule. Start and End accept typed times or 15-minute menus, and a block can cross midnight for up to 24 hours.
Categories can represent projects or areas of life. Choose from three distinct color palettes in Categories & projects, then archive a category when it is no longer active: its historical blocks keep their identity, but it disappears from new planning. Archived categories remain visible in Settings and can be restored. Time stats for Day and Week are derived from scheduled blocks.
Settings lets you choose the Displayed hours and, in Planning week, the days you normally plan. Week view shows those planning days side by side, each with its main outcome above its schedule; Close day uses them to find the next planning day. Inactive days are never blocked — you can still open or schedule them manually.
In Close day, every unfinished item can go to a specific date, be Saved safely without a date in Unresolved, or be Forgotten — taken off your plate while its day keeps the history. The carried count and original date remain attached so repeated postponement stays visible.
Horizon is the planner’s third view, beside Day and Week: choose Day · Week · Horizon at the top left, or the Horizon tab at the bottom on a phone, or press Y. It keeps the year visible without turning it into another task manager, using a yearly rhythm inspired by Jesse Itzler: one Misogi period, three meaningful commitments, up to six Mini-adventures, quarterly Winning habits and significant Key dates grouped in the Year map. Winning habits are checked when you close the day; their activity stays available on demand. Sharing is free: Progress turns your painted year into an image with Share your year, and closing the last planning day of a week offers Share your week. The image is made on this device. Choose Day or Week to come back to your plan.
Search scans saved planner days. Press F outside a text field. Fit app to width enlarges only this planner — it never changes browser zoom for the rest of your domain.
In Chrome and Edge on a computer, Floating mode (I) keeps your day in a small window above your other apps, with three views. Focus shows the block under way and the time left in it, what comes next, your main outcome and the next tasks. Plan lets you edit the day — Keep in mind, outcomes, tasks and notes — and folds away what is still unresolved from other days. Schedule lays out the day’s blocks as a timeline, with a line at the current time. Its arrows move one day, and the main window follows. Print is optimized for a landscape planner sheet and hides editing controls.
Plan, Schedule and Horizon sit at the bottom of the screen, and each says where you stand: how much of the plan is done, what is on now or next, and what comes next on your year. Horizon keeps the bar in view, so Plan or Schedule takes you straight back. The calendar button at the top left switches between Day and Week: in Week view, Plan lists your week day by day and Schedule shows the week grid — tap a day to open it. Search, Journal, Unresolved and Time stats are in the header; everything else is under More.
Each year has its rhythm in Horizon. Plan your year is a guided half hour that sets up your Misogi, milestones, mini-adventures, commitments, habits and key dates; Print the year puts it on one page for your desk. As each quarter ends, a ten-minute Quarter check-in looks back and chooses the next habit, printed on one page too. Your year in review, under Progress, gathers the days you closed, your painted year, streaks, trophies and what you lived on one printable page. Insights, in Time stats and Progress, show which weekdays work best for you, when your focus happens and where your hours go, and six palettes paint your year in the colours you like. All of it is worked out on this device and travels with your planner through sync and backups.
Use your browser’s install action when it is available. On iPhone or iPad in Safari, use Share → Add to Home Screen. In Chromium browsers, look for Install app in the address bar or browser menu. The installed app uses the same local planner data and can work offline after the production app has been loaded once.
