1. Say it
“Doctor on Thursday afternoon, gym three times, six hours of study before Friday.” Voice or text, any language. TimeLoop understands commitments, goals and deadlines — it never invents a time.
TimeLoop is the day planner that listens. Tell it — in any language — what is on your plate. It builds your day around the things that can’t move, keeps your calendar in sync, and adapts when you run late.
“Doctor on Thursday afternoon, gym three times, six hours of study before Friday.” Voice or text, any language. TimeLoop understands commitments, goals and deadlines — it never invents a time.
Fixed events stay. Everything else finds its best slot around them — with travel time and buffers. One question when something is unclear: “What time is the doctor?”
Running late? Say so. TimeLoop proposes a new rest of the day, shows before and after, and you keep or undo. The doctor doesn’t move. Lunch does.
The confirmed plan is written into a dedicated “TimeLoop” calendar on Apple or Google. Share it with family or colleagues like any calendar. If someone moves an event there, TimeLoop doesn’t overwrite it silently — it proposes a replan. Reminders without a time land in Needs a time, and done is done on both sides.
Say it in English, Slovenian, German, Italian or Croatian — TimeLoop understands commitments and goals in any language. The plan itself is computed by a deterministic scheduler, so the same words always give the same day.
TimeLoop is in private testing on iPhone. The App Store listing opens soon.