Hi Product Hunt, Andrew here, solo maker. I spent years as an asset manager and every planner I tried had the same failure: the annual goals lived on page one and never touched an actual weekday. By March, page one was a lie. The PLANN3R is built around one idea: the year cascades. You write a goal on the Year view, put its first step on the Month, block an hour for it on the Week, and it shows up in your Tuesday next to the dentist appointment Google Calendar synced in. Habits sit under each day. Unfinished to-dos roll forward and count the days, which is a polite way of saying do it or delete it. It came out of the pocket planner I used as a missionary at 19, which had one page per day and a weekly planning session on Sunday. I wanted that, with a calendar sync and reminders on my phone. Things I decided on purpose: One price, every feature. $99 a year or $9.99 a month. Students get half off with a school email. No "Pro" tier. Viewing your plans is free forever. Saving, sync, photos, and the AI bits are what the plan pays for. An iPhone app with home-screen widgets and push reminders: [App Store link]. Android installs from the browser. The iPhone app with widgets is in App Review and lands within days; today it installs from the browser on iPhone and Android. Your data is yours: nightly backups, ICS feed out, a JSON export. Launch offer: the first 50 founders who go annual with code FOUND3R lock the pre-launch price of $63 a year, forever. Tell me what your planner gets wrong and I'll tell you honestly whether this one fixes it. Launch-day note: I'm a solo founder in Utah, so replies may lag while I make school lunches. I'll get to every one.

The PLANN3R

Not for everyone. For the ones who do.

Not for everyone. For the ones who do.