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The perfect-day home for builders

Design the day you keep promising yourself.

Zendar turns your ideal day into the plan you live against - blocks to keep, budgets to spend, and a grid that only ever adds.

$12/mo · no streak-shaming · cancel anytime

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A Tuesday,
by design
10.0h designed · 7.7h lived
move across the dial
  • Morning run: designed 06:30 to 07:30; lived 06:50 to 07:35.
  • Deep work: designed 09:00 to 12:00; lived 09:40 to 11:55.
  • Ship one visible thing: designed 13:00 to 15:30; lived 13:05 to 15:30.
  • Admin sweep: designed 15:45 to 16:45; skipped, tagged as legitimate life, not counted against the rings.
  • Read the hard paper: designed 17:00 to 18:00; lived 17:20 to 18:05.
  • Budgeted slack: designed 21:00 to 22:30; lived 21:00 to 22:30, 50 minutes over budget.
designed vs livedThe outer ring is the day you designed. The inner ring is the day you lived. The distance between them isn’t guilt - it’s the most useful data you own.

Instruments

Three instruments. One honest loop.

Today, as a shape

Blocks with a now-line - not a task inbox. Mark done in one tap; the day closes quietly.

Rings, both directions

Floors fill toward a promise. Budgets spend toward a limit. Same instrument, flipped.

Deep workfills toward a promise
Slack budgetspends toward a limit

A grid that only adds

Every active day lands a square. Color is what you did; intensity is how much.

12 weeks streak freeze today

Method

A mirror, never a cop.

When a block slips, Zendar asks one question and takes “life happened” for an answer. Legitimate life never counts against your rings. Streaks carry freezes. Active days can’t be broken at all.

  • One question, four chips. Honesty in two taps, never a form.
  • Counters only rise. Lifetime hours and active days never decrement - a bad Tuesday can’t erase March.
  • Raising a promise is instant. Lowering one waits for Monday. Targets window-lock, with friction in exactly one direction.
15:45 · Admin sweepslipped by

What pulled you away?

Tap an answer - notice what doesn’t happen.

The gap between planned and lived is the most useful data you own. Zendar is where you finally see it.

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412h
lifetime
19
active days
23
streak
12 weeks streak freeze today

Distribution of proof

Build in public. Honestly.

Opt into a public grid at your own URL. You choose which counters show. Private by default, forever - nothing is published until you say so.

Pricing

No free tier. On purpose.

A commitment device shouldn't be free to ignore. One plan, everything included - the daily home, template, targets, grid, projects, public profile, PWA and weekly recap.

Paid-only

Zendar Pro

Design your perfect day and run the accountability loop every day.

$12/mo
  • Perfect-day template and daily instance
  • Live rings, targets, and contribution grid
  • Projects, manual sessions, and weekly recap
  • Opt-in public grid profile

Zendar Pro Annual

A discounted year for builders who want the loop to stick.

$96/yr
  • All Pro features
  • Two months included versus monthly
  • Public profile sharing
  • Priority beta access to PWA reminders

Building in public? Limited beta comps are granted app-side - ask for one.

FAQ

Fair questions.

Is Zendar a calendar?

No. Calendars record obligations to other people. Zendar holds the day-shape you want, instantiates it each morning, and measures the gap between designed and lived.

Does it block apps or shame missed blocks?

Never. A missed block triggers one gentle question. “Life happened” is a complete answer and doesn't touch your rings.

What's public?

Nothing, until you explicitly publish a grid profile - and then only the counters you pick. Private by default, forever.

Why is there no free plan?

Zendar is a commitment device; $12/mo is part of the mechanism. Beta comps exist - ask.

Do I need the app open all day?

No. Mark blocks done when they happen or backfill in seconds. The installable PWA sends optional block-start nudges.

Tomorrow already has a shape.
Make it yours.

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