A day planner that never makes you feel behind.
Plan tomorrow in two minutes. During the day, see only what’s now and what’s next. Anything unfinished waits quietly: move it to tomorrow, save it for later, or let it go.
Today
- Now
- Next
One small loop
Two minutes in the evening and a glance during the day. That’s the whole system.
Tonight · 2 minutes
Close today, plan tomorrow
Go through what’s unfinished. For each thing: tomorrow, later, or let it go. Then choose the one thing that matters most tomorrow.
- Tomorrow
- Later
- Let it go
Tomorrow
See what’s now
One line marks the present. What’s done sits above it, what’s next below. Nothing else asks for your attention.
Sunday
Look back in words
A short note on your week: what you finished, what you let go, what carries over. No charts, no percentages.
What you won’t find in Nowline
4 tasks overdueUnfinished things wait until you decide what happens to them.
You lost your 12-day streakThere are no streaks, so there’s nothing to lose.
Productivity score: 41%Your day is never graded.
You missed yesterdayYesterday is closed. Today starts clean.
Questions
What is Nowline?
A calm day planner that runs in your browser. You plan tomorrow in two minutes each evening, see only what’s now and what’s next during the day, and decide what happens to unfinished things instead of watching them turn red.
How is it different from a to-do list?
A to-do list grows until it becomes a list of everything you haven’t done. Nowline puts your day on one timeline and keeps unfinished things out of the way. Once a day it asks whether each one goes to tomorrow, to later, or away.
Does Nowline have streaks or productivity scores?
No, and it won’t. There are no streaks to lose, no percentages, and nothing turns red. Once a week you get a short look back at your week, written in words.
Is it free?
The everyday loop is free: planning, the timeline, closing the day and the weekly look-back. A paid plan will add extras such as calendar sync later.
Does it work on my phone?
Yes. Nowline runs in the browser on any phone or computer, and you can add it to your home screen to open it like an app.
When can I use it?
Nowline opens to a small group from the waitlist first. Join the waitlist and we’ll email you once, when the beta opens.
Who makes Nowline?
Nowline is designed and built by Bayram Akan at AKES Solutions Limited, a small software company registered in England and Wales.
Be there when the beta opens
We’re opening Nowline to a small group first. The everyday loop is free. Extras like calendar sync will come later as a paid plan.