I got tired of rewriting my day plan when one task runs long — so I built a planner that auto-recalculates
I originally coded mostly personal slow&buggy:) version of this workflow ~6 years ago and have used it daily since. Recently I rewrote it properly and made it public as Tigement.
Idea:
You plan your day as a timeline of tasks with durations. When one task changes (overrun / pause / skip / reorder), everything after it recalculates instantly so the plan stays consistent.
Notes that might interest you:
- It’s a web app and you can try the core workflow without signing up (local-first; stored in the browser).
- Free mode is local-only + export/backup.
- Premium adds multi-device sync where the server stores ciphertext only (end-to-end encrypted), plus E2EE table sharing (view/edit) for collaborating on schedules/tasks.
I’d love feedback on:
- is there anything what’s unclear in the first 30 seconds?
- the UI: any glitches (it's still beta:) )?
- basically anything - I am pretty bad with launch process:)
I originally coded mostly personal slow&buggy:) version of this workflow ~6 years ago and have used it daily since. Recently I rewrote it properly and made it public as Tigement.
Idea:
You plan your day as a timeline of tasks with durations. When one task changes (overrun / pause / skip / reorder), everything after it recalculates instantly so the plan stays consistent.
Notes that might interest you:
- It’s a web app and you can try the core workflow without signing up (local-first; stored in the browser).
- Free mode is local-only + export/backup.
- Premium adds multi-device sync where the server stores ciphertext only (end-to-end encrypted), plus E2EE table sharing (view/edit) for collaborating on schedules/tasks.
I’d love feedback on:
- is there anything what’s unclear in the first 30 seconds?
- the UI: any glitches (it's still beta:) )?
- basically anything - I am pretty bad with launch process:)