PriorityTime Manager

For personal projects

Finally finish the projects that keep slipping

A move, a side project, a goal you keep postponing: describe it, give it a date, and PriorityTime turns it into small steps that fit your evenings and weekends — and tells you honestly if you're on track.

Free, no card required.

How it works

  1. 1

    Say what you want to finish

    “Move into my new flat on October 31.” The AI lists what it takes, with how long each step should take.

  2. 2

    Do a little each day

    Today's plan only holds what fits your free time, so it stays doable.

  3. 3

    Stay on track

    If you're heading for late, you see it early and can adjust — instead of panicking the last week.

Example: moving house in four weeks

You type

“Move into my new flat — find movers, pack room by room, cancel internet and power, change my address” — by October 31

You get

1 · Organise

  • Ask 3 movers for a quote
  • Book the movers
  • Buy boxes and tape

2 · Pack

  • Bedroom
  • Living room
  • Kitchen
  • Bathroom

3 · Paperwork

  • Cancel internet and power
  • Change my address (bank, work, deliveries)

About 8 hours of preparation; at 1 hour a day you're ready the day before.

Made for real life

Evenings and weekends

Tell it when you're free; it only plans in that time.

All your projects together

Work, studies and personal goals in one list, so nothing gets forgotten.

Gentle reminders

A morning plan and an evening check-in, at the hours you choose.

A Monday review

What you finished last week and whether this week's deadlines fit.

Questions

What kind of projects?
Anything with a finish line: a move, a wedding, a renovation, a side project, a fitness or savings goal.
Is it free?
Yes. The free plan covers up to 3 active projects, the daily plan, deadline forecasts, reminders and 3 AI project breakdowns a day. No card needed.
Does it work on my phone?
Yes. It runs in the browser on phone and computer, can be installed like an app, and your plan can appear in Google Calendar, Apple Calendar or Outlook.
Which languages?
English and French.

One small step today, done on time.

Start my project for free

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