3,000+ people closing the loop on their week with TimeAlign.
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The gap, visualized
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Every week has an intended rhythm. Every week has an actual one. TimeAlign makes the distance between them visible — and workable.
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The reframe
You haven’t quit five productivity apps because something’s wrong with you.
You quit them because something was wrong with them.
Streak shame. Red dots. “You missed 3 days” notifications. AI that hijacks your calendar without asking. Spreadsheet aesthetics that make a scattered brain more scattered. Plans that demand a perfect Monday before you’re allowed to start.
The intention-action gap is not a willpower problem. It’s a design problem. And design problems get solved by tools built differently — by people who actually live the problem.
Reddit · r/productivity
“You are not the problem. Those tools were.”
A real user, on the internet, talking about exactly this.
“Tried every productivity app out there. TimeAlign is the first one that’s actually working.”
— Mike V., Product Manager · Meta
The problem
The week you planned, meet the week you lived.
You planned Monday on Sunday night. By Tuesday you were already behind. By Friday you couldn’t say what you actually accomplished — only that you were busy.
A full day of your week goes somewhere you didn’t plan — 24 to 43 hours, according to time-use research. TimeAlign shows you where.
You can feel it happening in real time. You sit down to do deep work and three hours later you’ve answered emails, fixed a bug, sat in a meeting, and the thing you actually wanted to do hasn’t moved. Your calendar is full. Your goals haven’t budged. You blink and the school year disappears.
“My life just passes me by. It’s Thursday, yay because tomorrow’s Friday, but also — where did the week go? Here’s to another week gone. Five more days I can’t account for.”
Voice-mined from Reddit · verbatim
The villain isn’t your discipline. It’s reactive living — the slow theft of your week by other people’s priorities, notification ladders, and the absence of any honest record of where the time actually went.
How it works
The feedback loop for your time.
Three steps. You’ll be running your first intentional week in under 10 minutes. Plan what matters. Track what you actually do. Align week over week.
IPlan
Connect your calendar and choose what matters.
Sync your existing calendar. Tell TimeAlign your top three priorities for this season. We ask the values question upstream of the calendar question — so what you say matters actually shows up on your week.
Calendar sync
Apple and Google calendars sync in. Your plan lives in one place.
Values first
Your priorities drive your schedule — not the other way around.
Goal-driven scheduling
Deliberate blocks across every life domain: work, health, people, growth, rest.
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WorkHealthPeopleGrowthEnergy
IITrack
Your AI co-pilot maps the path.
TimeAlign suggests time blocks aligned to your priorities. As life hits, your schedule reroutes around it. You stay in control. Power steering, not self-driving. You set the destination. Manual override, always.
Power steering, not self-driving
Suggestions you approve. No calendar takeovers like Motion or Reclaim.
Passive capture
Time logged from your calendar, Apple Watch, and Apple Health automatically.
Wrist-first switching
Start, stop, and switch activities from Apple Watch without pulling out your phone.
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IIIAlign
See where your plan and your week met. Close the loop.
Every Sunday, your Alignment Score and Weekly Report show the honest math of your week — where your plan and your actual time met, and where they didn't. No judgment. Just the ratio. Then the loop runs again — smarter every week.
Weekly Alignment Score
One honest number for how closely your week matched what matters.
Pattern recognition
The AI coach surfaces what kept slipping — and what to do about it next week.
Forward nudges
Walk into Monday with one specific adjustment, not a vague resolution.
Sunday read-out · Last week
You spent 9 hours less on deep work than you'd planned. Most of it leaked into back-to-back calls on Tuesday and Thursday.
Friday afternoon and Sunday morning held up. The gym landed four times. Reading kept the pace you set.
For next week: try a no-meeting Wednesday. Last Friday's protected two hours felt like the turning point.
From the AI coach
Works with
Already connected.
Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, Apple Health, Apple Watch. TimeAlign fits the life you already have — no tool migration, no calendar takeover. Task management and screen tracking are on the way.
What happens if you keep doing what you’ve been doing?
Another year of reaction mode. Another December where you can’t point to anything you actually moved forward on. Another version of yourself you wanted to become — slipping a little further out of reach.
“The average human lifespan is absurdly, insultingly brief. Assuming you live to be eighty, you have just about four thousand weeks.”
Oliver Burkeman · Four Thousand Weeks
A lot of those weeks are already gone.
Path B · Do this differently
What happens if you do this differently?
Every Sunday, you see the gap shrinking.
Your week starts with the things you said matter — fitness, your kids, the project you’ve been “going to start” for two years, the relationships that need actual time and not just intention.
The Sunday Scaries disappear. Not because the work stops. Because you finally trust the system you’re using to run it.
You become someone who designs their days. Not perfectly — but purposefully.
An intentional builder. A person who follows through.
Social proof
Loved by 3,000+ people closing the loop on their week.
“When I started using TimeAlign, I could easily see how to create time in my schedule to go to the gym while running my business, as well as optimize unproductive time I didn't even realize I was wasting.”
Maria Materelli
CEO · Formula Ink
“This app has made it possible for me to have free time with my friends. Love the app, and love the UI.”
Kasey KlineStartup Founder
“TimeAlign is allowing me to move through life more efficiently and adeptly, with less stress.”
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Desiree S.Mother of 5 · Competitive Golfer
Pricing
Free to try. Less than a therapy session if you upgrade.
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Everything you need to run your first intentional week.
It probably wouldn't be — if we'd built it the same way. We didn't. TimeAlign is built for the re-entry moment, not the first-week honeymoon. No streaks. No shame. The day you come back after missing a week looks the same as any other day.
No. Apple Watch makes tracking effortless, but TimeAlign works on iPhone alone. Apple Watch is a Pro feature.
Yes. Your calendar data, goals, and journal entries stay on your device. We don't sell or share your information.
No. Motion takes over your calendar. TimeAlign doesn't. You set the destination. The AI suggests time blocks and adjusts as life hits. You always have manual override. Power steering, not self-driving.
The gap between planning and executing hits everyone — ADHD and neurodivergent brains just feel it louder. TimeAlign was built by a founder with ADHD, drawing on a psychology background and years of engineering work, on protocols the research supports (Safren, Gollwitzer). Reduced motion by default. Legibility over density. No streak shame. Designed for the brain that needs scaffolding — and useful for anyone who's watched a week disappear.
Coming soon. Join the waitlist to get early access.
Yes. Cancel from the app or your App Store subscription settings. Your data stays exportable.
One honest week
Become the author of your week.
Plan what matters. Track what you actually do. See where they meet. One honest week is all it takes.
For most of my life I’ve been trying to do a lot — building and creating across design, psychology, and code, usually several things at once. And underneath all of it, the same quiet pressure: I could never fit enough in. I was always behind. The things that actually mattered kept slipping past me.
I tried every productivity system. I burned through careers. At 28 I was diagnosed with ADHD — which named the chaos, but didn’t close the loop. The problem wasn’t me. It was that no tool could honestly reflect my week back without turning it into another thing to feel bad about.
So I built one. TimeAlign works not because of AI, but because of the feedback loop — being able to see, honestly, what happened. No red dot for the day you skipped. No celebration for the day you didn’t.
If you’ve ever looked at your week and wondered where it went — if the list of things you meant to do is always longer than the list you did — I built this for you.
