Goodhours

Three things today.
One of them now.

Tell Goodhours what you're working toward. Each morning it drafts a short plan from your goals and calendar. Keep what fits, then start.

Plan tomorrow in 60 secondsPrivate beta · free while it runs

From a goal to a good week,
in one light loop.

Each step takes a minute or less, and none of them is a ritual you have to keep. Skip one and the loop still turns.

GoalPlanTodayFocusReview

Say what you're working toward.

Write a goal the way you'd say it out loud. Goodhours drafts milestones and first tasks in pencil. Keep the ones that fit and they ink in. Nothing lands on your plan without you.

Get Doope billing live by Oct 31

Milestones4 suggested

  1. Stripe Checkout in test mode

    ~2 days · first task: create products

    Suggested

  2. Webhook retries

    ~1 day · blocks the next one

    Suggested

  3. Tax and invoices

    ~1 day

    Suggested

  4. Open billing to beta users

    Target Oct 31

    Suggested

4 added · in pencil until you keep them

Your day, drafted before you sit down.

Each morning Goodhours fits your goals around your calendar and working hours. The plan stays dashed; what you actually did fills in solid beside it. A free hour becomes a suggestion you can take or ignore.

Tuesday

Plan vs actual
Easy 5K
Webhook retry9:00–10:30
Investor call
1h freepricing copy?
Onboarding email12:00–1:30
Easy 5K
Webhook retry9:02 – now
9:52
Planned: Easy 5K at 8:00, Webhook retry 9:00 to 10:30, Investor call at 10:30, one free hour with a suggestion to write pricing copy, Onboarding email at noon. Actual: Easy 5K done at 8:05, Webhook retry in progress since 9:02. It is 9:52.

One thing now. Two things next.

Today answers one question at a glance. The Now card says what to do and why it comes first, and starting takes one tap. If the moment is wrong, say "not now" and the next thing moves up.

Now · until the 10:30 call

Ship the Stripe webhook retry

Billing live · DoopeMilestone due Fri~90 min

First because it blocks "Billing live" and your sharpest hours are before the 10:30 call.

One task, one quiet sky.

Focus is a timer, the task, and a place for a note. It keeps counting when your phone locks or you pick up your laptop, and it shrinks into a small pill when you look away.

One honest number on Friday.

The weekly review takes about three minutes, if you want it. Hours spent on your goals, the plan against what happened, and each goal's status measured by a rule you can read. The coach's advice is labeled as advice.

Week of Oct 6

9h40m

focused on your goals · 2h more than last week

  • Billing liveOn track
  • 100 paying usersSlipping
  • Launch Abal v1Stalled

Coach · suggestionHandychat lost every block to Doope this week. Shrink its target to 2 hours, or pause it?

Weekly review: 9 hours 40 minutes focused on goals, 2 hours more than last week. 11 of 16 tasks done. Billing live is on track, 100 paying users is slipping, Launch Abal v1 is stalled.

Nothing to keep up.

Most planners quietly become a second job. Goodhours does the upkeep for you: today is already planned when you open it, unfinished tasks carry over in plain ink, and a missed day turns nothing red. It installs on your phone and your desk, and both stay in sync.

Already done for you

  • Set up a 12-week season
  • Sort the backlog on Sunday night
  • Drag yesterday's leftovers into today
  • Sit through a daily planning ritual

Open the app. Start the first thing.

One plan. Everything you need. No complexity.

Planned standard price: $199/year after the founding offer ends on [date to be announced].

Founding members keep their price for as long as they stay subscribed.

Trial, refunds and cancelling, in plain words

The plan

$99/ year founding price · or $10 / month

  • Unlimited goals, milestones and tasks
  • Daily plan, Focus and weekly review
  • Calendar and reminders on every device
  • 14-day trial with everything included, no card
  • Cancel in two clicks
Join the beta

Free during the beta. Billing starts later, with 14 days' notice.

Plan tomorrow in 60 seconds.

The private beta is free and small, and we let people in a few at a time. When it ends you get 14 days' notice, a 14-day trial and the founding price.

We'll only email you about the beta. No list sharing.