bountime

A calm planner that fits your natural rhythm.

Tasks, routines and your week in one quiet place. Your day keeps its fixed points, waking, daylight, work and sleep, and shows the time that's left between them, so you can spend it well.

Your rhythm

Your day, in your words.

The day's points are worked out on your phone for where you are, every day: no timetables to look up, and your place never leaves your device. You choose how they're named, and your routines can follow them.

A day, not a calendar

Your day is a line, from waking to sleep.

What's fixed sits on it: work, routines, the school run, the sun's turns. The time between is yours, and bountime shows it, so you always know what the moment asks for.

Today: time to work now, the one task worth doing next, and what's due by today — Now: time of your own, and the one task worth doing.

Today during the family routine, its three habits to tick and a start button — Later: a routine, its habits right there.

Today on a wide screen: the day's flow beside the sun's arc, the intention and what's due — On a bigger screen, the day beside its sun, today's intention and what's due.

One thing at a time

Not a to-do pile. The next right thing.

When there's time, bountime suggests the one task worth doing now, sized to the time you have. Press focus and the screen fills with colour as the minutes pass. When a routine starts, it plays one habit at a time.

The routine player: one habit, read together, with start, done and skip — A routine, one habit at a time.

Routines: family next at 18:30, then learning, wind-down, morning and health and care — Routines fill with colour as their time goes by.

Calm by design

Routines, not streaks.

No scores to keep and no red badges to clear. A routine is a part of your day: it fills as its time goes by, and its habits are simply ticked. A missed day is just a day.

Four ways to look

One list of tasks, seen the way you need.

In order of what matters now. In sixteen squares, by how much it matters and how soon, each square saying what to do. By area of life. Or on a board. Ideas not ready yet stay seeds until they grow.

The task list in smart order, with flags, dates and labels — In order: the one worth doing marked.

Matrix: sixteen squares by priority and urgency, and the tasks under them — Sixteen squares, each with advice.

Areas: home, self, study and work as coloured tiles with their counts — By area of life.

Board on a wide screen: to do, doing and done columns, and a folded seeds strip — To do, doing, done, with a strip for seeds.

Times, not countdowns.

"Until 16:30", never "2 h 18 mn left". Few numbers, only where they help you decide.

Private where it matters.

Your place and the day's times are worked out on your phone, and never leave it.

Phone and computer.

The same day on both, kept in step, with a sidebar on wide screens and a tab bar under your thumb.

Plan the week

Your week, in your colours.

Each day its own colour, its routines, tasks and plans in order; days with nothing left fold away. Pick a theme and see your week in it.

Week on a wide screen: Monday and Tuesday folded, Wednesday today with its tasks, Friday's team lunch and parents' evening, the weekend's football and lunch

Why bountime

Time is a bounty. bountime helps you give each hour its place, and keep the ones that matter most.

The name comes from a verse about the day's rhythm, work between the pauses: “And when the prayer is ended, then disperse in the land and seek of Allah’s bounty.” Qur’an 62:10