Pland optimises the whole household's week against three dials: physical, mental and financial health.
The week is planned for the whole household. You approve; over time, it runs itself.
Tell us about the household. We'll write with TestFlight details.
Or email hello@pland.ai.
Not a calendar, not a budget app, not a chatbot. A household that runs itself, a bit more each week.
You got through the week. The day is empty. Someone still has to invent it before breakfast. The night before was just getting to the end of the day, so nothing got planned. Now it's a museum, the park, or staying in, argued over while someone asks what's for breakfast.
It isn't only Saturday. School runs, gaps between things, the odd free hour. The week is already full. Pland's job is to use the gaps, not to fill every one of them, and to hold the result up against three dials.
Movement and food. A streak is not the point. Workouts follow sleep and recovery from a connected wearable.
One of the three dials, not a sticker added later. How you're actually doing sits on the same scoreboard.
No budget to type in and then abandon. Retirement odds are your chance of keeping today's way of life, once you enter your money yourself.
Time with people, not only tasks. The dials are the scoreboard, not a second job.
In beta, rolling out to waitlist households first.
You start by approving or swapping. Hands-free is where it's heading, one kind of task at a time, as your history shows you'd keep it.
The calendar, how bodies are doing, and how money goes. Enough to shape a week. Not a dashboard you're supposed to babysit.
For households who are tired of being the person who invents Saturday, and who will say when a plan is wrong.