Pendi is an AI day-planning companion that learns your energy, rhythms and life, and shapes days that fit how you actually feel. Weather-aware, show-tracking, research-grounded, gentle by design.
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Hey Product Hunt 👋
I'm Soham, one of the makers behind Pendi.
We built Pendi because every planning app I tried treated every day the same, same energy, same focus, same capacity to get things done. That's just not how humans work. Some days you're sharp at 7am, some days your brain doesn't turn on until noon, and most planners don't care either way.
Pendi's core is a circadian scheduling engine that learns your actual energy rhythms, not just your calendar and shapes your day around when you're realistically going to have the focus to do the things on your list. It's weather-aware and research-grounded, but the goal was to make something that feels gentle rather than another app yelling at you to be productive.
I'm a solo-founder-and-small-team kind of person myself, so that's who we built this for first: people juggling a lot without a team behind them managing their time for them.
Would love to hear what you think what's broken about your current planning setup, and what would make an app like this actually earn a spot in your daily routine? Happy to answer anything about how it works under the hood currently too.
The Android and iOS client apps for the app are available in a closed test, please join our discord to test and help us on our journey towards holistic and self driven living!
honestly the concept sounds really thoughtful, especially the energy-aware planning bit. one thing that would be a game changer though is letting me sync pendi with my calendar app so it can actually see when i have meetings or appointments and build the day around those instead of just assuming i have free time. right now i feel like it might double book me without knowing
Thank you for the thoughtful feedback! You make a great point, calendar integration is important for making planning more practical and avoiding scheduling conflicts. The good news is that this is already possible with Pendi. Once your calendar is synced, Pendi can take your existing meetings and appointments into account when planning your day, rather than assuming that all of your time is free. It also works the other way around: tasks and plans created in Pendi can be synced back to your calendar, so everything stays aligned in one place.
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love how it leans into gentleness instead of trying to be some hardcore productivity beast, the energy-aware angle feels like such a thoughtful design choice honestly
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@akira_dong Thanks Fenn! That was the whole reason we built it. Life isn't one task list on a calendar, it's work and personal and social all running at once, and an app that gets that shouldn't be pushing you to sacrifice any of it. Really grateful for the interest!
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Hey everyone 👾
Saksham here from the Pendi team. Soham covered the heart of it, but there's one thing I really want to add.
We started by building for solo founders and small teams, but Pendi is honestly for anyone whose days don't all look the same. That's basically all of us. The student who fades after 2pm, the parent stealing focus in the gaps, the shift worker whose "morning" starts at 9pm, the person who just wants their to-do list to stop treating them like a machine. If your energy moves, Pendi was built for you.
We're not trying to squeeze more output out of you. If anything it's the opposite. The whole point is a day that fits the actual human living it: the work, the rest, the walk, the people you care about, all of it. A day worth living, not just a day fully booked.
So whoever you are and however your days run, you're welcome here. Come say hi in our Discord, jump into the closed test on Android or iOS, and tell us where it gets things wrong. We're a small team and we read everything, and we'd genuinely love to build this alongside you.
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honestly the concept sounds really thoughtful, especially the energy-aware planning bit. one thing that would be a game changer though is letting me sync pendi with my calendar app so it can actually see when i have meetings or appointments and build the day around those instead of just assuming i have free time. right now i feel like it might double book me without knowing
Hey @jordanl
Thank you for the thoughtful feedback! You make a great point, calendar integration is important for making planning more practical and avoiding scheduling conflicts. The good news is that this is already possible with Pendi. Once your calendar is synced, Pendi can take your existing meetings and appointments into account when planning your day, rather than assuming that all of your time is free. It also works the other way around: tasks and plans created in Pendi can be synced back to your calendar, so everything stays aligned in one place.
love how it leans into gentleness instead of trying to be some hardcore productivity beast, the energy-aware angle feels like such a thoughtful design choice honestly
@akira_dong Thanks Fenn! That was the whole reason we built it. Life isn't one task list on a calendar, it's work and personal and social all running at once, and an app that gets that shouldn't be pushing you to sacrifice any of it. Really grateful for the interest!
Hey everyone 👾
Saksham here from the Pendi team. Soham covered the heart of it, but there's one thing I really want to add.
We started by building for solo founders and small teams, but Pendi is honestly for anyone whose days don't all look the same. That's basically all of us. The student who fades after 2pm, the parent stealing focus in the gaps, the shift worker whose "morning" starts at 9pm, the person who just wants their to-do list to stop treating them like a machine. If your energy moves, Pendi was built for you.
We're not trying to squeeze more output out of you. If anything it's the opposite. The whole point is a day that fits the actual human living it: the work, the rest, the walk, the people you care about, all of it. A day worth living, not just a day fully booked.
So whoever you are and however your days run, you're welcome here. Come say hi in our Discord, jump into the closed test on Android or iOS, and tell us where it gets things wrong. We're a small team and we read everything, and we'd genuinely love to build this alongside you.
Thanks for being here 🧡
Saksham