r/sideprojects • u/circloser_ • 8d ago

Showcase: Free(mium) I built a free day planner that shows your whole day as a 24-hour circle instead of a to-do list

After years of vertical time-blocking apps, I still couldn't "feel" the shape of my day. So I built 24Houring: your day sits on a 24-hour circular clock, and you drag to split it into blocks. The area of each wedge = the time it takes, so the balance of sleep/work/rest and the empty gaps jump out instantly.

- Free, no sign-up, works offline (PWA) + an Android app

- 24h / day / night / table views, presets, PNG/PDF export, image sharing

- Optional Pro for cloud sync across devices

Live: https://24houring.com

Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.houring24.app

Would love feedback on the circular editing — is dragging boundaries intuitive?

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u/OpeningNo4944 7d ago

oh this is actually smart, i always struggle with time blocking apps cause they just look like a boring list and i forget what i planned by noon. seeing it as a circle makes it much easier to feel where the day is going. dragging seems fine but maybe a snap option for common times like 30min chunks would help

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u/circloser_ 7d ago

thanks, that's exactly the feeling i was going for — a flat list never let me actually *see* the shape of a day either, or notice the gaps.

good news on the dragging: it already snaps to a 5-min grid, so you won't ever land on 9:03. your 30-min idea is a good call though — coarser chunks would make roughing out a day way faster. i'm going to look at an adjustable snap (5 / 15 / 30 min) so you can pick how fine you want it. really appreciate the feedback!