Slate gives your goals a place in your week. Set Timeblocks, break goals into Journeys and small tasks, then let Home show the task that fits now. Keep dated Plans separate from your ideal week. The core planner is free on Android and the web.

Hi Product Hunt! I made Slate Planner for the things that keep getting pushed to “someday.”

My calendar could tell me where I needed to be, but it didn’t give my personal goals a place in my week. Slate separates those two jobs:

• Timeblocks make room for the different parts of your life.

• Journeys hold the small steps toward a goal or project.

• Home brings back the relevant task when its Timeblock comes around.

• Plans handle dated appointments and commitments, including preparation time and checklists.

There are also Dates for special days, Memos for useful things to remember, and Pit Stop for a short reset when you don’t feel up to the next task.

The core planner is free. Pro adds phone/web sync, attachment sync, custom recurring reminders and spoken reminders. Slate is available on Android and the web; it does not import or sync an external calendar, and it isn’t an AI scheduler.

Try creating one Timeblock for a goal you’ve been putting off. I’d love to know: does the relationship between Timeblocks, Journeys and Home make sense the first time you use it?

I looked for an app like Slate for eight years. My calendar could handle meetings, but things I wanted to do without a deadline just piled up on a list. If you try Slate, pick one thing you’ve been putting off and give it a spot in your week. Was it clear what to do next? Where did you get stuck?