Your whole week on one screen.
planyr is a weekly planner built on one idea: see everything at a glance, and never lose the unfinished. Each task is a row, each day a column.
planyr is a weekly planner built on one idea: see everything at a glance, and never lose the unfinished. Each task is a row, each day a column.
You mark each cell with one of seven simple symbols. Nothing to tune, no complex statuses.
Glance at any cell and you know where things stand. The migration column on the right of each row carries unfinished tasks forward on its own, so nothing quietly falls off your list.
A warm dark mode and calm overviews, so planyr fits your day instead of shouting at it.
A warm dark mode. Charcoal with a brown undertone, not pure black.
Monthly overview.
Yearly overview. Tap any day to jump to that week.
Local-first by default. Cloud sync is there if you want it, and invisible if you do not.
Your data lives on your device. Opt into cloud sync only if you want planyr on more than one device. Otherwise it never makes a network request.
No analytics, no advertising identifiers, no upsells. planyr is a planner, not a funnel.
Unfinished tasks move forward to next week automatically, so you catch up instead of starting over.
Repeat daily, weekly, every two weeks, monthly, or yearly. They appear on each week you have scheduled.
Bring events in from any calendar app through standard calendar (.ics) files, and send them back out the same way.
Tag tasks with up to four colors each, then filter the grid to just the ones you want to see.
Break a task into a checklist, set an optional priority and due date, and sort each row to match.
Handwritten or system font, a Monday- or Sunday-start week, and event reminders you asked for.
planyr is the digital form of the Alastair Method, a matrix-based weekly-planning system Alastair Johnston developed for himself before this app existed. The whole vocabulary fits on one card. The whole week fits on one screen.
Read Alastair Johnston's original write-upplanyr is in private beta today on TestFlight and Google Play. If you are curious about testing it, get in touch at bugs@planyr.day.
Coming to iPhone, iPad, Android, Mac, Windows, and Linux.