Observed arrival · 2026-09-09
Intentions, the finite-day planner
A daily planner that fits tasks into the hours you actually have, rather than pretending the day is infinitely expandable.
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Intentions models a day as a fixed capacity: users choose available hours, assign tasks one of four deliberately coarse durations, and stop when the bar is full. A left swipe sends an item to the Incubator, where the longest wait comes first; the example includes “Call the dentist” waiting four days. The page says data stays in an on-device database with no account, cloud, or analytics, while downloads are still marked “Coming soon.”
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