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Capture everything
Drop your thoughts, tasks, and reminders into a calm space before they spiral into mental clutter.
Plan your day. Keep your calm.
Haiku helps you place tasks on a living clock, see your schedule at a glance, and build a week that feels easier to follow.
See The Shift
Say Bye to Scattered Calendars
Trade packed blocks and cluttered grids for one calm view that actually lets your day breathe.
How It Works
A simpler rhythm for your day
Built to feel soft, clear, and premium while staying focused on Haiku’s visual scheduling experience.
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Place tasks on the clock
Drag items onto the circular timeline and instantly understand how your day actually flows.
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Learn your patterns
Use insights to notice where your focus, energy, and momentum show up across the week.
Insights
Your planning data, presented more cleanly
Inspired by the cleaner card layout you liked, but built with Haiku’s own weekly planning signals and sage-colored data accents.
Weekly Summary
37.6h
Total planned time across the week, with your strongest categories and pacing shown below.
Deep Work
Top category by total time
5 categories
Balanced across work and life
Peak Focus Window
Your rhythm peaks at 5 PM
The late afternoon is where your schedule is creating the strongest uninterrupted focus window.
Insight: you are most productive in the afternoon. Try scheduling your highest-priority deep work during this window.
Time Distribution
Deep Work
20h 46m
52%
Meeting
10h 45m
27%
Gym
4h 52m
12%
Yoga
2h 13m
6%
Study
1h 30m
3%
Focus Hours
Weekly focus compared to last week
This graph compares your total scheduled focus hours from the last 7 days with the 7 days before, using the time blocks you planned in Haiku.
7 days
Current week
7 days
Previous week
60+ min
Deep work tasks
Time management should feel more like rhythm than pressure.
This version leans harder into that idea with a stronger hero image, cleaner copy, and live data visuals that make the product feel more polished right on the page.
Bring more flow to your day
Download Haiku and turn planning into something calmer, clearer, and more visual.