so much to do. no idea where to start. urtime starts it for you.

opens soon
  1. tell it everything
  2. it builds your day
  3. say you're tired
  4. the plan changes

tomorrow, according to your brain.

so you hand it over.

deadlines first. the rest can wait.

big stuff, one step at a time.

fixed stuff doesn't move.

say you're tired. the plan changes.

your day, but it actually fits.

opens soon

what urtime handles

  • your google calendar, already inconnect it once and it plans around class, work, and whatever's already booked
  • connect your classroomconnect it and what you're assigned lands in the plan on its own, nothing to paste in
  • big assignments, broken downthe essay becomes a few small steps you can actually start
  • rough day? lighter plansay you're tired. the plan changes.
  • it won't fake a perfect dayif it won't all fit, it says so and plans what will
  • it tells you whyso you're never left wondering what changed

a chatbot writes the plan. urtime already knows your week.

one waits for you to explain your life. the other one already has it.

a chatbot urtime

gives a good plan, but only after you type out everything you've got on

your calendar's already connected, so it starts from your real week, not a blank box

forgets all of it the second you close the tab, so tomorrow you start over

keeps your actual day and picks up where you left off

builds one perfect day and calls it finished

tells you when it won't all fit, and cuts back to what matters

gives the same plan whether you're fresh or fried

goes lighter when you say you're tired

we're two students. we built this because our own weeks were a mess and nothing out there actually helped.

it does now. figured you might want it too.

— the two of us behind urtime

a few things people ask

the beta is free. we'll work out pricing later and be upfront about it.