Four planning voices

Same planner, four moods: Study, Chill, Crunch and Roast — pick the voice the day calls for.

What each voice is for

Study is the default deep-focus voice: structured, forward-moving plans. Chill winds the day down — softer blocks, breathing room before sleep. Crunch is the emergency sprint for when the deadline is tomorrow and the plan has to get ruthless about priorities.

Roast is the tough-love sibling — unlocked only when you explicitly ask to be roasted. It never activates from distress phrases or a bad day; it is a button you press, not a mood the app assumes.

One system behind all four

The voice changes tone and planning strategy, not the engine: priorities, timed blocks, breaks and the completion check-in are the same loop in every mode.

Switch modes from the selector any time — students often plan the week in Study, recover a Sunday in Chill, and spend exam eve in Crunch.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between the four modes?
Study is structured deep focus, Chill is gentle wind-down, Crunch is an urgent deadline sprint, and Roast is explicit-request tough love. All four generate plans through the same engine.
When does Roast mode activate?
Only when you explicitly ask for it — for example by requesting a roast. It is never triggered automatically, and never in response to distress phrases.
Can I switch modes mid-week?
Yes — the mode selector switches the voice anytime; your goals, streaks and history stay the same across modes.

Keep exploring

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The product is one loop — plan, focus, check in, repeat — and the features below are the mechanics that keep the loop honest. No feature page here promises something the app does not do today: everything described is built, working and part of the current product.

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