PlanserDrop a screenshot of your schedule, or just type your week. Planser builds your day around it.
Type your week like you’d text a friend, or drop in a photo of the schedule on the fridge.
Classes and practice stay put; homework and studying settle into the gaps between them.
When practice runs long, the rest of the evening moves with it.
Your stuff stays yours. No ads, ever.
What it actually does
Text it like you'd text a friend — “bio test Friday, essay Tuesday, practice at 5.” No new-event button, no dragging blocks around.
Drop in a photo of your class schedule and Planser reads every class, time, and day off it.
Classes and practice stay fixed. Homework and studying get slotted into the real gaps around them — the part a normal calendar leaves for you to figure out.
Practice runs long, a test gets added — open Planser and the day has already re-laid itself around it.
When the work genuinely won't fit, Planser says so instead of quietly overbooking you.
Classes, tests, practice, clubs, shifts — it speaks student, not corporate productivity.
The flagship
Talk to it about what you’re actually after — varsity tryouts, the SAT, a six-minute mile, shipping your side project — and Planser turns it into a real program: what actually works, cited, walked through before anything touches your calendar.
Not the steps — the goal. “Get me ready for regionals by October” is enough to start.
Real sources, cited — training science, test-prep research, whatever the goal calls for — so you can check its work.
A walkthrough, not a wall of text. Change anything before it ever touches your calendar.
Milestones and sessions land as real time, and adjust as results come in — a slow week reshapes the plan, it doesn't guilt you over it.
Works past school — anything with a deadline and a version of you on the other side of it.
The rest of the picture
Forward an email, connect Canvas or Schoology, drop in a screenshot, or just text it — you never open a form to tell Planser something happened.
A background agent catches slippage, replans around what changed, and checks in once or twice a day at most — never a wall of pings.
Every block that resolves — done, rolled, shrunk — quietly sharpens its sense of how long your stuff actually takes. It nudges your own estimate closer to reality; it never overrides you.
Today is exact clock times. The next two weeks are real placements around your deadlines. Program milestones further out hold the shape without pretending to know your Tuesday in November.
Built for a real week
What that looks like
You type
“I have school 8–3 every day”
→ school lands as a fixed block, every weekday, without you touching it again.
You type
“essay due Tuesday, bio test Friday”
→ the essay gets slotted in before Tuesday, and study time for the test lands earlier in the week, all around school.
Not vibes
Planser reasons from real research on learning and how teenagers actually get work done — spaced practice beats cramming, homework has a real overload ceiling, willpower isn’t a tank that drains. When a debunked idea shows up — the 25-minute Pomodoro, “eat the frog,” ego depletion — Planser is built to leave it out, on purpose. Tap any block to see which study is behind it.
Grounded in the research, never trained on it. The principles Planser schedules by were checked against a corpus of 33,000+ peer-reviewed papers, and each one names its source.
Pricing
No card, no trial clock — just Planser, while we build it out.
Free
$0
Everything, unlocked.
Pricing plans come after beta — nothing to pay now.
Is it free?
Yes. Everything is unlocked during beta — no card, no trial clock.
Do I have to enter how long things take?
No. Planser infers a reasonable estimate from what you tell it — you can correct it if it's off, but there's no form to fill out.
What happens when my schedule changes?
Tell it — “practice moved to 6” — and it re-lays the rest of your day around that. Nothing piles up as a red overdue list.
Is my data private?
Your schedule is yours. You can delete everything, anytime, from settings.
What's a Program?
Set a goal — make varsity, hit a test score, learn guitar — and Planser researches a grounded plan, walks you through it, then keeps it synced to your calendar as you go.
Will it text me constantly?
No. At most one or two check-ins a day, only when there's something worth a decision — never a running notification feed.
Does it work with Canvas or Schoology?
Connect them, or just forward an email — either way, you never retype a syllabus by hand.
Tell Planser your week. It decides your day, and engineers your goals.