Cloock

Most planners feel like a second job. Cloock's goal is the opposite: make planning your day calm, visual, and fast enough that it becomes a habit instead of a chore. You lay your day out on a timeline, give each block a color, and see at a glance where your time is going.

What it does

• Clock view: your day drawn around a clock face, with what's happening now and what's next.
• Daily and weekly views: plan today in detail or see the whole week at once.
• Visual timeline: drag activities into time blocks instead of writing lists.
• Categories with colors: group work, health, learning, or anything else, and spot imbalances instantly.
• Repeatable activities: set up routines once and let them fill in automatically.
• Cut mode: split and adjust blocks on the timeline when your day changes.
• Reports: daily and weekly summaries of how you actually spent your time.
• Light and dark themes: a clean, minimal interface either way.

Open source

Cloock is in private beta; you can join the waitlist. There's also an open-source version of Cloock on GitHub. It runs entirely in the browser and keeps your plans in IndexedDB on your own device, so you can use it, self-host it, or read how it works.