Use cases
Plan a study session, prepare a freelancer work block, clear a household-admin list, or restart after a distracting day.
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Productivity Toolkit
Turn a busy list into a focused next step with a realistic work block.
For students, professionals, freelancers, and busy households who need a calm, practical place to begin.
Plan a study session, prepare a freelancer work block, clear a household-admin list, or restart after a distracting day.
The planner uses the task order you provide. It allocates available minutes across one task or up to three tasks, with an optional short reset. It does not estimate task difficulty, track work, set reminders, or save information.
With 60 minutes, three tasks, and a short reset selected, the toolkit reserves five minutes to step away and divides the remaining 55 minutes across the chosen tasks. You can then open the Pomodoro Timer and begin the first block.
It turns a list of tasks and available time into a short focus plan with one or more work blocks.
No. It helps you choose a practical next block; your source task list stays under your control.
Enter up to 20 non-empty task lines. The plan chooses the next one or three depending on your focus style.
The engine reserves a five-minute reset when selected for sessions of at least 30 minutes, then divides the remaining work time across chosen tasks.
It changes the first-block guidance, helping you start gently, steadily, or with a demanding task.
One task deeply keeps the whole work window for the first task. Several tasks divides the window among up to three tasks.
Yes. Create a plan here, then use the Pomodoro Timer for the first focused session.
Yes. Download a CSV summary that uses the exact same plan data shown in the results.
No. This is a one-time, client-side planner with no saved workspace or account.
Yes. The planning controls and results stack into a single column on smaller screens.
No. Reminders and recurring plans are future features and are not represented as available now.
No. It is a lightweight decision aid for the next work block, not a project database or collaboration service.