Your fixed schedule
made flexible.
Losing track of events? Missed the alarm at 07:00?
Daily routines became aspirational. Let’s make it a real thing.
Checklisting
Templates
All-day events
Fixed / variable events
Minute-level planning
Checklisting
Templates
All-day events
Fixed / variable events
Minute-level planning
How it works.
1. Wake up
Your schedule gets arranged starting now.
Woke up at 13:00? No problem.
2. What now?
Check your current event.
Focus on it.
3. What’s next?
Preview the rest of the day.
Don’t miss anything.
4. Watch your time
Manage your energy.
Don’t overload yourself.
n. Templates, checklists, and more
Features.
Just Write
Create events only using text.
Checklists
Add recurring or one-off tasks.
Time Tuning
Adjust the hours as you wish.
Templates
Routines tailored to your day.
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Multi-Device Sync
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Fixed Hours
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Export Options
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All-Day Events
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Dark / Light Mode
...and many others.
Available on desktop & mobile.
Install on iOS, iPadOS, macOS, Android, Web (Chrome), Windows & Ubuntu/Linux
Try it out.
Click inside the text box to write your events.
No need to learn anything besides writing an event’s title and how long it lasts (“1h“, or “30m“, or “1h30m“).
Sample routines are available above the app.
(Data is not saved)
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Serious scheduling
$15/year
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Safe flight test
$3/month
(Or try it for free on this page)Let’s get started.
About.
Rotime was created to help people with irregular schedules maintain a recurring routine that adaps to their waking hours. This is a common problem caused by insomnia, frequent travel, DSPD1, N242, among others.
Calendars and similar planning tools are not flexible enough to accommodate constantly changing schedules, and their predictability ends up becoming a hindrance rather than a benefit.
An initial attempt at a solution may involve setting up repeating events on a calendar, which quickly proves impractical, given that events are not dependent on one another and require daily manual rearrangement to prevent overlapping.
A complex spreadsheet that mimics a calendar with auto-adjusting formulas could also be devised, but let’s face it, the user interface is way too complex and unappealing to look at throughout the day.
Applying this method (every day a new schedule) on paper and pencil provides a simple and elegant solution, but the limitations of analog text (and having to rewrite) when compared to the potential of its digital counterpart is always present.
Rotime was born out of the balance struck by combining the concepts of days and hours from calendars, dynamic formulas from spreadsheets, and the simplicity of pure text formatting from pen and paper.
In today’s era of remote work, the importance of improving coordination between different people, their time zones, schedules, and other factors is often emphasized. However, there is still work to be done to bridge this gap. New tools and methods must be developed to address both new and overlooked challenges such as this.
Hopefully, Rotime becomes a step in that direction.