Free browser tool
Time-blocking planner: plan your day in blocks, then print it or add it to your calendar
Build a day from named blocks, copy the plan or download a calendar file.
Plan the day
Blocks and calendar export are created locally in your browser.
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How it works
Blocks are ordered by their local start time. Calendar export uses floating local times, so an imported block stays at the clock time you chose.
If a task does not fit, rebook it. Quietly stacking unfinished work on top of the next block makes the calendar stop being useful.
Privacy by design. The tool makes no network request. Text stays in this tab; downloads are assembled in the browser. Analytics records only that a named action happened, never what you typed.
Method and sources
Questions
What is the difference between time blocking and timeboxing?
Time blocking reserves when work happens. Timeboxing also gives the activity a maximum duration. One block can do both.
Will the calendar file expose what I type?
It is generated in your browser and downloaded directly. Nothing is uploaded.
How long should a block be?
Use the shortest block that gives the work a fair chance, based on your own history rather than a universal number.