Planning quality
How much of the day was planned ahead and how much was spontaneous — by day, week, and month.
A planner that measures itself
Plan it here.Then see what your plan is worth.
Your calendar and tasks in full: create, move and finish things right here — the changes go back to your own calendar.
Planevents and tasks, your own and your calendar's
Measurethe day's score, reschedules, hours by marker
One score shows not productivity, but the planning quality of a particular day.
Green zone · 4 days
Not a promise. A trace.
A week leaves evidence.
Planometer measures how much of each day was decided in advance, how often you move things, and where the hours go. Nothing to keep separately.
78Score · Tuesday
76%In the plan · reschedules 1
ObservationOne meeting moved, but the key block stayed in place.
What it measures
Four questions about your day
Reschedules
Which events and tasks move from one day to the next, and how that affects your planning.
Time by marker
Prefix the title with a short code or assign a marker in the app, and your hours split by activity: meetings, admin, warehouse, personal — following your own setup.
The Planometer score
One number from 0 to 100 for the day's planning discipline. What it is made of stays visible — no black box.
Not everything starts in the calendar
Emails become a conversation.Mail like a messenger.
One subject, one conversation. New mail at the bottom, the reply right there. Quotes are collapsed, attachments stay in place — and the same markers used by events and tasks.
It has already read the mail. Ask from anywhere.
Ask. Delegate. Say it out loud.The assistant answers from your plan.
It answers from your events, tasks, mail, and metrics. It can spot overload, suggest a reschedule, or create something — but changes nothing without your confirmation. And before you ask it anything, it has already read your incoming mail — every message on its own.
By text
Ask where the week went, or tell it to move a meeting. Every answer comes only from your account data.
By voice
Speak naturally: the assistant listens, replies, and keeps a live transcript. It asks before taking any action.
Call it from the letter itself
Open a conversation and press “Discuss with the assistant” — it sees that letter and answers from it, not from your whole mailbox. A drafted reply lands in the input field: you are the one who sends it.
Every message is read on its own
One line saying what is inside — instead of “Good afternoon, please find attached”. And a mark on the letters waiting for your answer. Each message is read separately, not the thread as a whole.
How it works
Three steps. Then Planometer takes care of the rest.
Nothing to keep separately. Planometer mirrors events, tasks, and email, then turns their history into clear feedback.
Connect your calendar and mail
Google or any CalDAV — iCloud, for instance. Mail connects over IMAP. Planometer mirrors events, tasks, and messages, and computes the metrics from them.
Plan the way you always have
Create, move and finish things right here — the changes go back to your calendar.
Read what came of it
The day's score, day, week, and month coverage, reschedules, and observations about your habits — the full picture in a clear format.
About your data
Reads in order to count
Planometer reads your events, tasks, and mail to compute your own metrics, and nothing else. Your data is never sold and never used for advertising. Every account sees only its own data, and deleting your account deletes the mirror with it.