Most planners assume every day is the same. Wielda sizes your plan to the day in front of you, then gets out of the way.
This week
You planned today the way you plan every day.
Today had other ideas. Now it's a list of things you didn't do.
That gap is where most plans quietly come apart.
Four moments, in the order you actually hit them.
Capture what you owe in one place, without deciding anything about it yet.
Wielda looks at what's already on your calendar and what you've actually got through on days like this one.
A day view with your actual meetings on it, and a plan sized to what's left of the day rather than to a blank one.
One press moves what's left forward at the same time of day, however far back it goes. Nothing goes red.
Wielda looks at what's already on your calendar and what you've actually got through on days like this one. Then it plans a day that fits, instead of a day that doesn't.
Nothing goes red. One press moves what's left forward at the same time of day, however far back it goes. There is no counter keeping score.
Focus profiles for the different kinds of work you do, a timer that runs against a real task, and a day view with your actual meetings on it.
Wielda plans around the capacity you actually have, the way a training plan works. That's how the output holds up.
A heavy day sitting next to a light one is the plan working. No day fills to the top either, because a day with nothing left in it has nowhere to put what today didn't finish.
It won't schedule your day for you, or move your meetings, or tell you what matters. It doesn't know what your job is.
What it does is give each day its own size, and not keep score when one goes badly.
You're good at your job. Your to-do list only works on a good day.
Why this exists
Wield is a verb. It means to hold a tool, and it means to exercise authority over something. The distractions are not going away, so the answer was never going to be hiding from them.
I built two other things before this one. Both were wrong, and one of them was wrong in a way that took me a while to admit.
Read why I built thisWielda is built and in testing on iOS and Android. It isn't in the stores yet. Leave your email and you'll hear when it is.