Begin with life areas
Allocate time to work, family, health, creative work, and other areas before filling the day with tasks.
PRODUCT 02 / PRIVATE ALPHA
Private Alpha / in development
R48
Rolling 48h Planner
Work, family, health, creative work. Give time to what matters first, then place selected tasks around fixed commitments for today and tomorrow.
Do not manage a timetable. Give time to the areas of your life.
01 / OVERVIEW
What it does
You choose this plan
AI does not silently pull in the whole backlog. Only the tasks you select enter the plan.
Meaning and time stay separate
AI handles semantic judgment; deterministic scheduling handles exact times, conflicts, and capacity.
Make only 48 hours concrete
Today and tomorrow use exact time. Later work is treated as capacity instead.
02 / STATUS
Current status
- A mobile-first Today / Tomorrow timeline
- Separate layers for life-area blocks, fixed busy time, and task placements
- Task capture, planning selection, and rebuilding
- A read-only Today / Tomorrow Google Calendar boundary
- Private Alpha persistence and a server-side AI boundary
03 / BOUNDARIES
Limits and boundaries
- This is a Private Alpha, not a public release.
- It is not distributed through the App Store.
- Google OAuth is limited to approved test users.
- It does not modify or delete source Google Calendar events.
- Notifications, habits, general project management, and a monthly calendar are outside the initial scope.
- AI does not optimize a person's life or make final decisions for them.
04 / PRIVACY
How data is handled
Task text is used for semantic analysis only when the user explicitly builds a plan. Calendar titles, descriptions, attendees, email addresses, meeting URLs, locations, and calendar names are not sent to AI. Calendar access is read-only, on demand, and limited to today and tomorrow—without continuous monitoring.
Read privacy notice05 / RELEASE
Not yet a product anyone can use.
R48 is currently being tested as a Private Alpha. Its public URL, price, and release date are not set. SPAREFORM does not link directly to the Preview before it is ready for public use.