See your routines flow around life's changes & interruptions - Time Stream

Why I built Time Stream: I didn’t like trying to manage my morning routine using my calendar (too rigid when I sleep in 10 minutes or an activity goes a little long) and routine apps (ignore my actual schedule, don’t let me know how much time I have left before an important threshold, like time to leave the house). When a last-minute meeting gets scheduled during a lunch workout, or I’m running 15 minutes behind, a lot of my other solutions would just break unless I spent a lot of time fiddling. Time Stream lets routines adapt and flow around real life: interruptions, meetings, appointments, and even procrastination. What makes it different: Time Stream integrates with your calendar and shows you exactly how your routines fit around meetings, appointments, and other curveballs. When things don't go according to plan (which is always), you can see what to adjust instead of abandoning your entire routine. You can, for example, see that your morning routine will end 20 minutes after you’re supposed to leave for work, so you can skip one of its activities or cut a couple of them short to adjust. What I'm most proud of: The real-time adaptation, and that it’s made for users like me, who have challenges with ADHD and/or executive functioning. I’m also pretty happy with my no-subscription model. Buy it, own it as-is (plus bug fixes, of course), upgrade to a new version in the future only if and when you want to. (I also feel a special little point of pride for it being our first app!) What still needs work: The biggest of these is that the app works best for people with bedtimes before midnight, but that’s the next thing on the development list! If you give it a try, I’d be thrilled for feedback. It’s still in active development and user feedback has already been tremendously helpful.