
Plannerism helps overthinkers plan realistic days and end each day feeling accomplished instead of anxious.

"With ADHD, I need external structure, but most productivity apps make me feel guilty. Plannerism rewards what I actually complete, and doesn’t punish me for falling behind."

Most productivity systems add more stress - more rules, more guilt, more ways to feel like you're not doing enough. The Calm Day Method is different. It's built around three simple rituals that protect you from overcommitting and help you end each day feeling accomplished, not anxious.

Start your day with realistic intention
Choose today's tasks with guided prompts. Time-estimate each one. Get a gentle warning if you're overplanning. No rigid scheduling - just flexible time buckets.

Stay present with today only
Your today view shows only what you planned - no overwhelming backlog, no guilt-inducing someday list. Everything else is hidden so you can be present.

End your day at peace
Reflect on what went well. Celebrate what you accomplished - even if it was one task. Handle incomplete items gently. Tomorrow is a fresh start.
This isn't about doing more. It's about feeling better about what you do.

Plannerism guides you through a gentle morning ritual: choose today's tasks, estimate time, and get a reality check if you're overplanning. No rigid scheduling, no guilt about yesterday.






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Your today view shows only what you planned for today - no overwhelming backlog, no someday list, no anxiety. Just you, your time, and what matters right now.

Daily journals are auto-created for quick notes throughout the day. At day's end, reflect on what went well, handle incomplete tasks, and close out. Tomorrow is a fresh start.

Join others who've found a calmer way to plan their days without the productivity pressure.
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