Up to two other outcomes worth moving forward today.
Tasks
What actions support those outcomes?
Notes
Schedule
Click a time in any day to add a blockTap a time in any day to add a block
Workspace
Team workspace
Your personal planner stays private. Shared calendars and team activity will appear here as Enterprise features are connected.
Schedule
Add a time block
Define a clear outcome and finish line for this block.
Search
Find anything in your planner.
Start typing to search across your saved days.
Friday, October 9
Keep in mind
Protect the morning
Most important outcome
Finish the proposal
Tasks
Reply to Paul
Book the physio
Deep work · proposalRunReply to Paul
Week view follows the days you pick; the schedule opens on your hours.
PlanDoCloseDecideEvery day
Each day you close paints a square.
Welcome
Plan what matters. Close the day. Keep the year in view.
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
No accountYour plans stay in this browser.
Works offlineInstall it as an app if you like.
Yours to keepExport or back up everything, anytime.
Anonymous usage counts help improve the planner — no identifiers.
Your week · 1 of 3
Which days do you want to plan here?
Workdays, your whole week, or anything in between. You can still open any date.
Days to include
Show my day from
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You can still plan outside these hours.
Your day · 2 of 3
One small loop, every day.
PlanPick one most important outcome, up to two others, and give them real time in your schedule.
DoWork the plan. Check things off as they get done.
Close the daySee what got done, and write down a memory and a lesson.
DecideGive unfinished work a date, save it in Unresolved, or forget it. Until you decide, nothing gets lost.
Your year · 3 of 3
Keep the year in view.
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.
Appearance
Planner settings
Schedule & categories
Choose the hours you actually want to see, then use restrained category colors to scan the day quickly.
Appearance
Follow your device, or keep the planner light or dark on this browser.
Your devices
Use the planner like an app, and keep the same plans on your phone and computer.
Daily Planner Plus
New things for your year, paid once. The planner itself stays free.
Displayed hours
This only changes the visible schedule range. Your saved days remain local.
Planning week
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.
Week starts onControls the order of days in Week view and calendar pickers.
Categories & projects
Choose from three distinct palettes. Archived categories stay available here for history and restoration.
Personal sync
Optional Google Drive sync for your devices. The planner stays local-first; Drive only carries the sync file.
Not connectedYour planner stays local until you choose to connect it.
Recovery snapshots are created on this device before remote changes are applied.
Privacy
Your plans stay in this browser. This copy also keeps a few anonymous counts to improve the planner.
Categories & projects
Manage categories
Rename, recolor, archive or add. Archived categories leave new blocks but stay in past statistics.
Category
Add a category
Name the project or area, then choose a color that reads clearly at a glance.
Close day
Close the day without losing unfinished work.
Review what is still open. Choose what should be carried forward. For past days, the default destination is today; scheduled items keep their time.
Horizon
Journal
Best memoryLesson learned
Unresolved
Decide what still deserves attention.
Plan puts an item on a date. Save stores it safely without a date. Forget removes it from Unresolved without erasing its history.
Day closed
Next planning day
Give the next day a little direction now, or leave it for tomorrow.
10 days closed
Keep Daily Planner independent.
If the planner is becoming useful to you, you can support continued open-source development.
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
How your scheduled time is distributed
Local data
Reset this planner?
This permanently removes every saved day, category and planner setting stored by this app in this browser. This cannot be undone after deletion.
Export first if you may want this data later.Your backup contains planner settings and every locally saved day.
Daily Planner Plus stays active on this planner.
Local saving
This browser is not allowing local saves.
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
Restore planner data?
This will add the days and settings found in your backup to this browser.
Existing dates with the same date will be replaced.Other locally saved days remain untouched.
Daily Planner
Plan outcomes, then protect the time.
This planner is local-first: your daily plans stay on this device unless you explicitly enable personal sync or export them.
Version · What’s new in this release, and a place to tell us what to keep, change or fix.
Privacy · What this copy sends, and what never leaves your browser.
For teams · Plan the year together at your January kickoff.See the team kit
Open source
View the project on GitHub, report an issue, or sponsor continued development.
The planner stores its settings and daily plans locally in the browser. Clearing site data can remove them. Optional personal sync can mirror the current planner state to your own cloud storage; local recovery snapshots stay on this device.
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Keyboard shortcuts
Previous day←
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Go to nowN
Day / week viewV
SearchF
Fit appW
Floating modeI
UnresolvedU
HorizonY
JournalJ
Time statsS
PrintP
ExportE
SettingsG
How it worksH
Add a time blockT
Checkbox in Notes//
Close / reopen dayD
Horizon sections1–7
Add to Horizon+
1. Pick outcomes that matter
Give one outcome visual priority, then keep only two other important outcomes. The hierarchy should remain obvious at a glance.
2. Make every task verifiable
Too vagueWork on the reportDraft the introduction and section 1 (max 3 pages)
Too vagueTidy the deskDiscard old papers from the top drawer
Too vagueEmailsProcess the inbox and reach Inbox Zero
3. Put work on the schedule
Click an empty slot to create a block. Click an existing block to edit it. Hold briefly and drag to move it; resize from the lower edge. The calendar action beside a task schedules that specific item. Start and End accept typed times or 15-minute menus, and a block can cross midnight for up to 24 hours.
4. Categories and statistics
Categories can represent projects or areas of life. Choose from three distinct color palettes, 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. Day and Week statistics are derived from scheduled blocks.
5. Choose the schedule range
Settings lets you choose the hours you want visible and 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.
6. Close the day deliberately
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.
7. Keep the horizon visible
Horizon 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.
8. Find and change your view
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.
9. Floating mode & print
Picture-in-Picture keeps a compact editable Plan / Schedule view while you work elsewhere. Print is optimized for a landscape planner sheet and hides editing controls.
10. On your phone
Plan and Schedule sit at the bottom of the screen, and each says where you stand: how much of the plan is done, and what is on now or next. 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 Horizon are in the header; everything else is under More.
11. Daily Planner Plus
Plus is paid once and yours for life: Plan your year, Your year in review and five more colours for your painted year — and everything Plus gets later. Open it from Settings or More → Daily Planner Plus. A gift link or a licence activates it too. It is checked on this device, without an account, and travels with your planner through sync and backups.
12. Install it without creating an account
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.