Coming to the App Store

Built for brains that don't run on a standard planner.

Time Penny shrinks your day to the capacity you actually have, gives you one small next step, and never greets you with a wall of things you didn't do.

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In TestFlight now. iOS first, Android later.

The Time Penny Today screen on an iPhone: one task, Water the plants, with a Done button and nothing else waiting.

How it works

Three ideas, and that's the whole app.

One thing at a time

Now, Next, Later — and only Now needs you.

A bad day shrinks the plan, not your worth

Tell it you have less capacity and the day gets smaller. No rearranging, no wrong answer.

The Shame-Free Reset

Come back after a week away and it asks if you want a fresh start. Nothing is ever deleted.

What's free, forever

The planner is the free part.

  • Unlimited tasks
  • Unlimited recurring routines
  • Now / Next / Later
  • Two-step reminders (start + check-in)
  • The Shame-Free Reset
  • Capacity Mode
  • Sync across your devices
  • Export your data
  • Delete your account

No limits, no counters, no trial on any of it.

The jar

Small change adds up.

Finish something and a penny drops into the jar. It only ever goes up — not if you undo something, not if you delete a task, and not if you put the app down for a month.

No streaks to break. Nothing to lose. The one bit of reward in the whole app, and it cannot be taken away from you.

The jar screen on an iPhone: nineteen pennies earned all time, and a milestone called First handful.

Premium

Money Deadlines

Insurance on the dates that cost money when they pass — free trials before they start charging, return windows, bills, renewals, gift cards before they expire.

It doesn't unlock the planner. The planner was never locked.

The Money Deadlines screen on an iPhone: a protected free-trial deadline worth $12.99 due next week, above a pause list for impulse buys.
  • Money Deadlines

    Protect the deadlines that cost money: free trials, return windows, bills, renewals. Two reminders each, and a pause list for impulse buys.

  • Photograph it instead

    Point the camera at a receipt and the deadline printed on it becomes a protected one.

  • Say it all at once

    Talk for a minute and it separates into tasks, with the days and times you said.

  • Four-step reminder ladders

    A wrap-up nudge before it's time, and routines that stay quiet on days you've already done them.

  • What you've protected

    A plain account of the deadlines you met and what they were worth. No scores, no streaks, nothing about what you didn't get to.

Monthly

$9.99 / month

$119.88 over twelve months.

Yearly

$59.99 / year

$9.99 × 12 = $119.88, so yearly is $59.89 less than paying monthly.

One payment

$149 once

Costs less than yearly from the third year onward.

Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial. Prices shown are for the United States; your own store will show its own.

Everything else you use stays free, exactly as it is.

Creating a routine on an iPhone: Take vitamins, every day at 8:00 AM, with the full reminder ladder selected.

Routines

Routines are free. Always.

Medication, bins, the thing you keep forgetting on Thursdays. Unlimited, with the reminders that actually reach you — and no counter anywhere telling you how many you have left.

Privacy, said plainly

Time Penny doesn't connect to your bank, your email or any shop.

Everything in it is what you typed, and it stays yours.