felixYou have the dreams.
Felix builds the days.
Tell Felix what you’re working toward, in your own words. It turns it into small, real steps and lays them across your week, around the calendar you already have.
About ten minutes to set up. Works on your phone and your laptop.
Most planners hand you an empty page.
Felix hands you a full week.
You don’t build the plan. You adjust it: tick things off, move them, skip them, or tell Felix what changed.
Empty your head.
Talk or type everything that’s taking up space: the big goals, the half-started projects, the errands you keep forgetting. Say it in any order.
Felix cleans up what you said and sorts it into long-term goals, projects, the things that keep you okay, and the things to clear. Then you put them in order.
Talk or type everything that’s taking up space, in any order. Felix cleans up what you said and sorts it into goals, projects, what keeps you okay, and what to clear. Then you put it in order.
You say itFelix sorts itTurn each goal into real steps.
A goal like “land two retainer clients” is too big to do today. Felix breaks it into the actual steps, in order, each one small enough to finish in a sitting.
“Land two retainer clients” is too big to do today. Felix breaks it into steps small enough to finish in a sitting.
- 1You describe it the way you’d tell a friend: what you want, by when, and what’s in the way.
- 2Felix asks a question or two, only if something important is missing.
- 3Felix writes out the steps, with how long each takes and why it’s there, using what you said..
- 4You cut or change anything, then keep it. The first step goes on your day.
Your week, already filled in.
Felix places the next step of each project on your days, gives habits their rhythm, and fits it all around your Google Calendar. Your meetings stay exactly where they are.
Felix places each project’s next step on your days, gives habits their rhythm, and fits it all around your Google Calendar. On a laptop, you see the whole week at once.
Made for real days, not perfect ones.
When the day changes, just say so.
Type or hold the mic. Felix moves things around and shows you exactly what changed.Type or hold the mic. Felix moves things and shows you what changed.
Habits get a rhythm, not a streak.
Say “gym three times a week” and Felix spreads them across your week. Drag one to another day any time. No streaks to lose.
Everything points somewhere.
Each thing on your day belongs to a project and a goal, so you always know why you’re doing it and how far along you are.Each thing on your day belongs to a project and a goal, so you know why you’re doing it.
For people who set their own schedule.
- Founders juggling product, sales, and staying alive.
- Freelancers balancing client work against their own ambitions.
- Creators who need output on no one’s schedule but their own.
- Remote workers whose calendar is empty but whose plate isn’t.
- Anyone with a dream on the side, turning evenings and weekends into real progress.
Start with what’s on your mind.
Say it out loud or type it. In about ten minutes, today has a plan.
Start with Felix