In development

Kilter

An ADHD-friendly life planner that coordinates tasks, meals, grocery deals, workouts, and reminders around your actual schedule.

Mobile product vision

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kilter HW

Tuesday, September 18 Four things fit.

Your day has room to breathe.

Steady

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Plan adjustedMoved focus time around your 2:30 appointment

Today4 items

09:00
Team stand-upCalendar · 30 min
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10:00
Draft project notesFocus · 60 min
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12:15
Lentil tahini bowlsMeal · $2.80 per serving
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Full body ATraining · Week 4
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⌂Today ▦Plan ⌁Meals ◇Train

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Groceries$18.40 saved6 flyer matches nearby

Next workout42 min

Full body A Week 4 · Dumbbells + bench

An animated mobile-app concept using fictional demo data.

One planCalendar, tasks, meals, shopping, and training together

AdaptiveBuilt around time, energy, preferences, and changing days

PracticalUses real constraints, from available equipment to local flyer deals

The idea

Kilter takes the planning normally spread across a calendar, task manager, meal planner, grocery list, and workout app, then builds one realistic schedule.

It is designed for ADHD brains without relying on guilt, overdue piles, or the assumption that every day has the same amount of energy.

What it brings together

Schedules tasks and reminders around real calendar commitments, available time, and current energy.
Plans meals around preferences, household needs, pantry context, and deals in local store flyers.
Builds progressive workout routines around specific goals, available equipment, and training days.
Captures loose thoughts quickly and adjusts when the day changes instead of letting the plan collapse.

Availability

Kilter is in active development and is not publicly downloadable yet. The interface above shows the intended product direction rather than a current release.

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