Everything you need to see the gap for yourself.
- Unlimited time tracking and scheduling
- 1 calendar sync (Google or Apple)
- 3 active goals
- Weekly Alignment Score
- Daily Plan / Track / Align loop
TimeAlign helps you plan around what matters, track what actually happens, and improve how you spend your time — so your days align with your true priorities.
14-day free trial. Cancel anytime.
3,000+ people whose calendars now match their priorities.


You have a measurement problem.
You set goals. You plan your weeks. You ran the systems. But every tool you’ve used lives on one side of the ledger — very good at capturing what you meant to do, silent on what you actually did with the hours. The distance between the two stays invisible, and what stays invisible cannot be closed.
It’s also why TimeAlign has no streaks, no red dots, and no “you missed 3 days.” Shame is noise in a measurement system — you’ll never get an honest reading off an instrument you’re afraid to look at.
“Tried every productivity app out there. TimeAlign is the first one that’s actually working.”
Three steps, running in under 10 minutes. Plan what matters. Track what you actually do. Close the distance between them. It runs every day, and it compounds every week.
Sync your existing calendar. Tell TimeAlign your top three priorities for this season.

Tracking is the part every other tool makes you do by hand — so nobody does it. TimeAlign captures your day passively: your calendar, your Apple Watch, your Apple Health workouts all flow in on their own. The record builds itself while you live your life.
Each day you can see how the hours landed against what you intended. Each Sunday, your Alignment Score and Weekly Report show the honest math — where your plan and your actual time met, and where they didn't. No judgment. Just the ratio. Then the loop runs again, sharper.

Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, Apple Health, Apple Watch. TimeAlign fits the life you already have — no tool migration, no calendar takeover. Task management and screen tracking are on the way.
“When I started using TimeAlign, I could easily see how to create time in my schedule to go to the gym while running my business, as well as optimize unproductive time I didn't even realize I was wasting.”

“This app has made it possible for me to have free time with my friends. Love the app, and love the UI.”

“TimeAlign is allowing me to move through life more efficiently and adeptly, with less stress.”
Everything you need to see the gap for yourself.
$60/year · or $8/month billed monthly
Everything in Free, plus the AI Coach and the unlimited loop.
Because the others all work on the same side of the problem. Task lists, calendars and planners capture what you intend to do — none of them measure what you actually did with the hours, so the gap between the two stays invisible. TimeAlign measures both and shows you the distance. It's also built for the re-entry moment rather than the first-week honeymoon: no streaks, no shame, and the day you come back after missing a week looks the same as any other day.
No. Apple Watch makes tracking effortless, but TimeAlign works on iPhone alone. Apple Watch is a Pro feature.
Yes. Your calendar data, goals, and journal entries stay on your device. We don't sell or share your information.
No. Motion takes over your calendar. TimeAlign doesn't. You set the destination. The AI suggests time blocks and adjusts as life hits. You always have manual override. Power steering, not self-driving.
The gap between planning and executing hits everyone — ADHD and neurodivergent brains just feel it louder. TimeAlign was built by a founder with ADHD, drawing on a psychology background and years of engineering work, on protocols the research supports (Safren, Gollwitzer). Reduced motion by default. Legibility over density. No streak shame. Designed for the brain that needs scaffolding — and useful for anyone who's watched a week disappear.
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Yes. Cancel from the app or your App Store subscription settings. Your data stays exportable.
Plan what matters. Track what you actually do. See the distance between them, and close a little of it every day. One honest week is all it takes to see the gap.