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TimeTune - Gives you a schedule for your day based on daily / weekly routines that you specify. You can switch between multiple routines (automatically with Pro). For example, I work shifts - I can enter my shifts in advance and have an alarm sound at the correct time no matter which shift I'm on. Also has reminders, timers and one-off events. It can display your Google Calendar events as well.
Cara, você me descreveu na época da escola e boa parte das faculdades, exceto talvez pela parte do low mood.
Acho que o principal é força de vontade. A pior parte é começar, depois fica mais tranquilo levar. Não me refiro nem a começar uma rotina, mas a começar uma tarefa naquele momento (apesar de que com o tempo a rotina se torna mais natural, também). Por exemplo, se acha que está passando tempo demais na cama, tome coragem (essa é a parte difícil, mas requer poucos segundos) e levante; depois que levantar dificilmente voltará a deitar. Se está precisando estudar, faça uma força e comece (novamente, a parte mais difícil, mas dura só uns minutinhos); depois que você organizar seu material e sentar, o resto (estudar) fica mais fácil e vai fluindo.
Outra coisa legal é montar uma rotina. Quando não temos uma rotina fica mais fácil pensarmos "daqui a pouquinho eu estudo" e "vou ficar só mais um pouquinho aqui vendo tv/cochilando/mexendo nas redes sociais", e esse "daqui a pouquinho", "só mais um pouquinho" duram pra sempre. Monte uma rotina relativamente folgada no começo (pra não correr o risco de não dar conta e desanimar de vez) e com o tempo vá deixando mais nos moldes que você quer. Isso facilita bastante, você olha lá e diz "opa, agora tenho que estudar", mas não se prenda muito a ela, não adianta você ficar estudando se sentir que não está rendendo nada - vá lá, faça uma pausa (mesmo que a rotina esteja dizendo que naquela hora você tem que estudar), descanse um pouco a cabeça e volte a estudar. Tem um app bem legal pra isso, o TimeTune, o widget dele também é bem bacana, você consegue ter a sua rotina na tela principal do celular.
Boa sorte. ;)
Check out TimeTune. It functions similar to how you describe, where you are basically setting up your day / schedule rather than specific tasks with specific reminder times. I use it to keep myself on track for the day, not so much for a checklist of items I need to cross off.
It takes just a bit to get used to, but its free to use and the premium is a one time purchase, not subscription. Fantastic app, and very unique.
TimeTune Schedule Planner sounds like exactly what you're looking for. I've used it before and its very flexible and customizable.
The one thing I noticed, for myself at least, is that I eventually became numb to the constant notifications, but maybe there is a way to disable that.
TimeTune is what I use. I have the Pro version and sync it with Google Calendar (which is also synced with Todoist). My daily/weekly schedule, calendar events and tasks all show in the TimeTune widget.
No ads. One IAP to purchase Pro.
I have everything planned on this app called Time Tune (on Android). I just made my routines in the beginning of the semester based on my schedule including time to get to bed, time to wake up, time for making food, eating, traveling, etc. It has helped me stick to a routine unless something comes up.
Also, there are features like you can set any number of notifications before the next activity and persistent notification in the taskbar with the free app. And calendar integrations and other stuff In the paid version. I found that the free version was more than enough so I just went with it.
Along with that, I use google calendar to put down reminders for events out of my routine. Also, I set up a couple of reminders like one the day before so that I remember that I have the event the next day, one in the morning to remember about it as soon as I wake up, and for 2 hours before the event, 1 hour before the event, 30 mins before the event and 15 mins before the event. And while I make the event on the calendar, I purposely set the event to start 15 mins before the actual start time so that even if I go late based on the time on the calendar, I'll still probably end up being on time for the event.
I like Time Tune on the Google Play store. You can create multiple schedules and it will remind you what is on the itinerary as the day progresses. It's highly programmable and customizable; I find that it's especially useful with a smart watch, since it'll buzz my wrist as a reminder pops up. Helps squeeze every minute of time, and shows where most of you're time is going. It also liberates your free time because you don't feel guilty for watching tv or playing games or whatever in your allotted free time slot.
You should check out TimeTune! It does exactly this. It helped me realize how much free time I really had and how much time I wasted. I found it really helpful for organizing my time and allocating enough time for certain tasks such as studying and assignments.
I've been using an app called Time Tune lately, and like it a lot. It's an app you can use to set up a daily schedule, and have it notify you when you're supposed to start something new. It's got lots of flexibility and options. I use mine to keep me on track for school. For example:
7am - run 8am - commute 8:30-12pm - study for X class 12pm - lunch 1pm - work on Y project 5pm - commute home
You can set up different 'days' like, say, workout days, study days, music practice days and use those to create a one time or recurring schedule for however long you want. Super useful.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gmail.jmartindev.timetune
You can do exactly that with TimeTune:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gmail.jmartindev.timetune
TimeTune allows you to create templates that you can apply (or clear) when you need it.
So in your case it would work like this:
- Templates / create a 1-day 'Everyday Work' template with your activities and reminders.
- Calendar / click on a date / Apply the 'Everyday Work' template (make it repeat if you want to apply it automatically on upcoming days).
- Calendar / click on a date / 'Clear day' or 'Clear from this day forward' to un-apply the template.
TimeTune!! (This one's only for Android, at least for now)
It's basically a routine maker where you build a routine and set time blocks for different days of the week. You can make multiple routines and pick the days for them. You can also add one-time event blocks that sort of overwrite your current routine's time blocks.
The presentation is similar to Google calendar's day view.
it's extremely customizable in terms of notifications!! This is 100% the main draw for me. You can set a specific sound effect, you can have a pop-up notification, you can have it sit in your notification bar permanently (with the little icon you set for your task), you can have it vibrate, you can have TTS with whatever text you want, you can set multiple notifications either minutes, hours, or days before or after an event, you can set them at the start, the end, holy crap the possibilities are endless, haha. The customizable notifications are super helpful to me, especially the text to speech.
I do have to admit that the app can be a little awkward to use but the benefits absolutely make up for this.
As for me personally, I can't say I follow the routines I've set as much as I'd like because I'm constantly getting them interrupted. Nevertheless, the app has helped me a lot with self-awareness and having realistic expectations about my time, especially in terms of leaving to go somewhere (without being late) or the time required for certain tasks.
It is a lot easier to follow a routine you've set for yourself with the prompting from the notifications, though. And when I do follow my routines, I'm surprisingly productive because of the (artificial) time pressure. VERY recommended!!
TL;DR: Timeblocking app for routines and schedules with extremely customizable notifications, including custom TTS reminders! 9.5/10
In the tests I mostly got medium results so not low but also not high.
I will try the app Time tune So that I don't get the alarms mixed with my regular alarms for waking up.
I'm really surprised someone took the time to write that much just to help a random person on the internet. Thank you
TimeTune - it's not a to do list app, but it has the functionality you've described. If you do the same thing at the same time each day, depending on your shift it should work for you.
It will sync with Google Calendar as well - I have a calendar just for tasks and use the TimeTune widget to see my daily schedule and tasks all in one place.
Por ahi poner todo lo que tenes que hacer si o si todos los dias en una app tipo Timetune ayuda, y a partir de ahi ves los horarios que te quedan libre, en que podes ahorrar tiempo, si te podes acostar temprano para levantarte mas temprano a entrenar, etc.
Here's a couple that I personally use and find helpful:
TimeTune is a routine planner. You can create different routines, add notifications and it's generally pretty customizable. For example, I keep a widget that shows my routine for the day so whenever I get too distracted, I can quickly check it and get back to what I should be doing while also getting an overview of what's upcoming next.
Daylio; I've been using this one for years, it's a mix of a journaling and tracking app. Highly customizable. It makes it easier to notice trends and correlations between moods, activities and whatever else you want to track with it.
Check Time Tune, it manages you to schedule your day. It considers everything you do in your day as an activity, you can have lots of activities in one day, each activity has its starting and ending time, the app reminders you when it's the time to start the activity. Also, you can make routines, which is a group of days and you can repeat it when it finishs. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gmail.jmartindev.timetune
I'm a little late to the party, but you may want to check out
TimeTune - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gmail.jmartindev.timetune
Or
Sectograph - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=prox.lab.calclock
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It took a few minutes to get the hang of, but it's brilliant. I give it sole credit for being on time to work for the first time in years (though I guess it depends on how you use it, I've got my day broken down into literally 5 minute intervals in parts).
A routine mode to set activities for an entire day would be great, check the implementation of routine feature on TimeTune
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gmail.jmartindev.timetune&hl=en_IN
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Hi everyone! This is how we've finally done it in our app: we've added a link and a 'Got it' checkbox to our last onboarding screen. The checkbox is checked by default to avoid friction in the installation. If the user unckecks it, the 'Start' button is disabled and the user can't continue with the app.
The link goes to the Android EULA text on our website, in case anyone wants to translate it to another language using the browser. But the text can be read from inside the app too in the Settings section. The EULA includes a section for ads and privacy.
Feel free to use and copy all or any part of our license terms for your app.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gmail.jmartindev.timetune
Haven't seen anyone recommending it, but TimeTune is a really great daily routine/planner app.
I use Time Tune
I currently use TimeTune paired with Wunderlist so my partner and I can divide up tasts, put together shopping lists etc.
In the past I tried Cozi Family Organizer but it wasn't quite what I was looking for - perhaps because I didn't need to put together multiple people's calendars.
I found no application that does it all perfectly (at least not in my eyes). I used a range of applications in conjunction with each other. Try these: TimeTune, Puddl, Today Calendar (free version), Todoist, Wunderlist, Evernote, and of course also Google Keep.
How about TimeTune
Pensando em Android:
TimeTune - app pra montar rotinas, dá pra colocar uma widget na tela inicial do seu celular, o que ajuda muito a saber exatamente o que você tem que fazer naquela hora e até que horas. Excelente, usei por um bom tempo.
Loop e Habit Tracker - apps para criar e manter hábitos. Você cria um hábito novo no app, determinada quantas vezes por semana quer fazer aquilo e, sempre que cumprir o hábito, vai lá e marca o dia. Eles dão uns gráficos bem bacanas e percentuais de "força" daquele hábito. Também usei por bastante tempo. Se curte algo mais gamificado tem o Habitica onde os hábitos deixam seu personagem mais forte; usei por um tempinho mas o fato de não ser tão completo quanto os outros dois me fez abandoná-lo logo.
E existe também uma terceira categoria que são apps que te estimulam a não usar o celular por tanto tempo. Alguns permitem bloquear determinados apps em determinados horários (nunca usei nenhum pra isso, se tiver interesse dá uma googlada); outros, como o Forest: Stay Focused, têm uma interface mais gamificada e quanto menos você usa o smartphone mais o seu jardim virtual cresce, por exemplo.
Boa sorte aí e bons estudos. ;)
I use TimeTune for my daily routines.
TimeTune for Android is a fantastic app for micromanaging your time.
- The Fabulous App gets you started with a morning routine of drinking a glass of water when you wake up, and builds on that. Currently brushing twice a day and taking my meds as directed. It's great because there's always something I forget before bed (like moisturize). Later on you can set up a morning, afternoon, and night ritual. It's science-based tips and coaching.
- Time tune is a good daily routine app that includes multiple alerts. I don't always use it, but I like being able to look at my phone and see what activity I have blocked off for the next hour or so. It helps with the feeling overwhelmed by everything you're "supposed to be doing" if you plan ahead and give a slot to each task. Like "Do dishes at nine" means I don't have that on my mental to-do list all day.
- This wall clock which displays the Day/Time/Full Date is really helpful. It's intended for older people with dementia, but when my ADHD fog gets bad I can lose track of time easily or forget the date. It's really bright though, so I have it on a timer off from midnight to six.
- My ADHD gets worse in the mid to late summer, which led me to do research on ADHD and allergies, which turns out are related. There are H3 histamine receptors in the brain which inhibit the release of a bunch of neurotransmitters. Conessine is an h3 anti-histamine found in certain plants from the dogbane family that can cross the blood-brain barrier. I'm currently trying out a supplement made from the bark of an African rubber tree called Yamoa that is marketed mainly for asthma sufferers. It's a bit pricey though and seems a little too-good-to-be-true. We're approaching the fall and I just started Adderall, so I really don't know if it's working or if it's other factors. I'm prolly going to go for the recommended $100 2-month treatment, although it might just be a scam.
If you're on Android, TimeTune does some of that.
You should check out TimeTune
I use a combination of TimeTune and Tasker (plus plugins) for this.
TimeTune Gives you a schedule for your day based on daily / weekly routines that you specify. You can switch between multiple routines (automatically with Pro). For example, I work shifts - I can enter my shifts in advance and have an alarm sound at the correct time no matter which shift I'm on. Also has reminders, timers and one-off events. It can display your Google Calendar events as well.
I've set Tasker up to change phone settings based on various triggers (for example, when TimeTune says it's time to go to sleep, Tasker will change my screen timeout to 30 sec, set the phone to DND and show a notification with a button to start sleep tracking in Sleep As Android). Tasker also updates a Minimalistic Text widget on my home screen that tells me either where I am, where I should be or what I should be doing (Home, Car, Lunch, Work, Sleep or Lost).
Hope you find something that works for you:
TimeTune https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gmail.jmartindev.timetune
Goal & Habit Tracker https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=info.intrasoft.habitgoaltracker&hl=en
Rewire https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rstudioz.habits&hl=en
GoalTracker https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.galaxy.app.goaltracker&hl=en
I used this a few years ago: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gmail.jmartindev.timetune&hl=en&gl=US . I think it might be a bit more advanced that structured, but same idea?
Hi! TimeTune Studio here 👋
If you are on Android, you can try TimeTune:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gmail.jmartindev.timetune
TimeTune maybe?
I'm not sure but you can try This
Well did you find one? Looking for the same...
Thinking on Time Tune
My man I got you covered! Check out TimeTune! https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gmail.jmartindev.timetune
Take a look at TimeTune
Can't help you with a PC app, but TimeTune might fit your needs on Android.
Take a look at TimeTune
This might be helpful
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gmail.jmartindev.timetune
Time tune has never let me down,try if it fits your requirements.
I use Time Tune for some similar tasks.Try it to find if it fits ur purpose.
I've been looking for something similar too and TimeTune seems like a decent alternative.
Time tune works for me
Eu uso o TimeTune.
Basicamente é um APP em que você monta sua tabela de horários. O mais legal dele é que ele toca um alarme bem customizável: você pode programar pro alarme tocar 1 minuto antes de mudar de tarefa, 2 minutos depois, pode por o alarme pra vibrar quantas vezes achar necessário, pode por um alarme sonoro customizável...
Ele também mostra qual a sua atividade atual e quanto falta pra próxima atividade na barra de notificações.
Depois que comecei a usá-lo, nunca mais me preocupei muito com horários pois ele sempre me lembra das coisas :D!
Obs: Para coisas fora de rotina eu uso o Google Keep similar a como as pessoas no gerais usam esses post-its (lembretes, tarefas com check box, etc). Se for algo mais a longo prazo e de caráter importante ou que involva geolocalização, eu anoto no Google Calendar. Para ideias que vem a cabeça e para tomar notas de coisas, inclusive estudo, eu uso o OneNote. É isso.
I use this app called 'TimeTune'. It sounds like is the app you are looking for. Play store link is: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gmail.jmartindev.timetune
Time Tune is a favorite of mine.
I think TimeTune covers all of that.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gmail.jmartindev.timetune
if you're interested best thing i've found: TimeTune it's the clossest to 30/30
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gmail.jmartindev.timetune
If you're on Android, you should check out TimeTune
I used it to kind of map out my daily things I do.
TimeTune has this functionality. You can set up multiple routines and enable/disable them when necessary. It also has a programmer that you can set to automatically switch between routines on certain dates.