GoodPlans 2.0 - The study planner that plans itself

Hey hunters 👋 GoodPlans started a year ago as a study planner with a 7-day trial. It got some early users, but the analytics told me something I didn't want to hear: most students would download, finish onboarding, and then... nothing. They wouldn't even create their first task. It hit me: students don't struggle to plan. They struggle to start. The blank planner *is* the problem. And for students with ADHD especially, "just plan your week" is the exact thing their brain refuses to do. So I rebuilt GoodPlans around one rule: you add tasks, the app plans your week. No drag-and-drop, no time-blocking puzzles — auto-scheduled around your classes, with smart breaks, reminders, and one-tap rescheduling when life happens. The relaunch comes with a new freemium model — plan up to 4 tasks free forever, no card needed. I want students to actually try it without a clock ticking down. A few things I'd love your honest take on: → What made you stop using your last study planner? → Is 4 free tasks enough to feel useful, or too tight? → For ADHD users: does the auto-scheduling actually take pressure off, or does it feel like another thing to manage? Built solo over the past year. Privacy-first, runs entirely on-device, no tracking. Available in EN and FR. Happy to answer any questions! And huge thanks to anyone who gives it a spin 🙏