Observed arrival · 2026-11-03
Hinowa: a planner that puts bedtime first
Hinowa is a browser-based day planner that lays a 24-hour schedule out as a circle, reserves sleep first, and suggests adjustments when tasks run long.
- For
- People planning work and personal routines around protected sleep
- Worth noticing
- Missed days remain “unrecorded,” not counted as zero; the page says users can resume by choosing today's tasks.
Field notes
The page describes a nightly preparation step that builds the next day from a regular-day rhythm, with movable blocks rather than a blank morning setup. Calendar meetings can be imported without Hinowa changing the source calendar; selected Linear issues can also sync, including completion status. For MCP connections, actions such as reading plans or suggesting tasks are approved individually. The site says days without entries remain unrecorded rather than being treated as zero.
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