Automatic time allocation
Planck watches your calendars, books the focus time you actually want, and keeps busy hours in sync everywhere. You set the goal. It does the bookkeeping.
The problem
Fragmentation is the default. Planck reassembles the day.
What Planck does
Planck runs quietly against your real calendar. Here is what it actually does, all day, without being asked.
Books focus blocks around your real meetings, paced against the hours you want per week and per year.
On your calendar
Deep work booked, Wed 9:00 to 11:00 AM
Placed around your standup. If a meeting lands on top, the block moves itself to the next free slot.
Mirrors busy time between every calendar you connect, so nobody books over your personal life.
On your calendar
Busy hold added to Work calendar
Your 6 PM run lives on your personal calendar. Planck marks 6:00 to 7:00 PM busy everywhere else.
Nudges you before each focus block starts and logs every completed session back to your calendar.
On your calendar
Focus block starts in 15 minutes
Run the cassette timer from the menu bar. Sessions shrink to the time you actually focused.
Every event Planck creates is plainly labeled, and yours to move or delete.
Process
Link your Google calendars. Planck reads your real availability across all of them.
It books focus blocks around your meetings, guards lunch, and mirrors busy time between calendars.
The Mac app nudges you when a block approaches and logs every session back to your calendar.
Pricing
Everything you need to protect your time.
Recommended
For people living across many calendars.
For teams that protect focus together.
FAQ
Does Planck schedule meetings for me?
It schedules focus time for you. Planck books focus blocks around your meetings, moves them when a conflict lands on top, and protects lunch. Meetings with other people stay where they are.
What calendars does it work with?
Google Calendar today. Multiple accounts can be connected and availability is aggregated across all of them.
Can I stay in control?
Yes. Every event Planck creates is plainly labeled on your calendar, and you can move or delete any of them. Planck adapts its future picks to what you keep.
What if I have more than one calendar?
Connect them all. Planck aggregates availability across every account and mirrors busy time between calendars, so a personal event blocks your work calendar too. Nobody books over your run.
Is there a Mac app?
Yes. A menu bar companion that shows what is next, nudges you before focus blocks start, runs pomodoro timers, and logs every focus session to your calendar.
How do I try it?
The free tier covers 2 connected calendars with cross-calendar busy sync included. No credit card. Upgrade when you want more.
Connect your calendar in 30 seconds. Your first focus blocks appear within minutes.