Time blindness
“Now” follows you everywhere
Now
🎨 Deep work
23 min left
A live now-line on the timeline, a countdown card on every screen, and the time left in your browser tab. You can't lose the thread of the day.
Built for brains that plan differently
Time you can see.
Kairo turns your day into a visual timeline — gentle, colorful, and impossible to lose track of. A planner designed with ADHD and autistic brains in mind, made for everyone.
Saturday
July 12
🌤️✓
Morning reset
8:00 – 8:45
🎨✓
Deep work
9:30 – 11:30
🍜
Lunch
12:30 – 13:15
💊
Shift prep
13:30 – 14:30
🏋️
Gym
17:00 – 18:15
Built for ADHD brains — honestly
Planners fail ADHD in five specific ways. Kairo has an answer for each one.
Task paralysis
One button decides for you
Just this — nothing else
🦷 Call the dentist
Start 25 min on this“Pick for me” chooses exactly one thing — what's on now, what slipped, or one loose end — so starting stops being a decision.
Hyperfocus
A soft landing, not a jolt
12 min past your target. Good stopping point?
Wrap up+5 more
The focus timer counts overtime up instead of going silent, nudges transitions 5 minutes early, and always offers a break.
Working memory
Out of your head in 3 seconds
tuesday 3pm dentist…Save
Press C anywhere — type or dictate — and it's captured. AI can read “tuesday 3pm” and offer to schedule it for you.
Overwhelm
One thing at a time, literally
This is the only thing
🧘 Stretch break
17 min left — no rush
One-thing mode blanks everything but the current activity. A day-load meter warns before you overplan, not after.
Shame spirals
Nothing here ever turns red
3 things didn't happen. Totally fine.
Move them, keep them, or let them go.
No overdue red, no broken-streak guilt — a 1-day grace streak and an end-of-day review that treats unfinished plans as information, not failure.
The parts people fall for
Progress that feels good — without the pressure.
Reward garden
Growth a missed day can't undo
In bloom
28 planted · 4 to flourishing
Every finished thing and every focus block plants something. It only ever grows — no streak to break, no guilt to carry.
Focus rituals
One tap sets the whole frame
Deep workWind downBody doubleCreative flow
Wind down
10:00 · gentle
Named sessions — deep work, a quick win, a body-double block, a wind-down — set the title, length, and vibe in a single tap.
Routines
A ritual that keeps its own time
02:41
Tidy one surface
Step 2 of 4 · next · Tea, no screens
Drop a morning or wind-down routine into any day and run it hands free — each step timed, time's-up waits for you, never rushes.
Everything a day needs.
Nothing that overwhelms.
See your day, don't read it
Every plan is a shape on a visual timeline — color, icon, and length you can feel at a glance.
Focus that holds your hand
A calm countdown ring, gentle halfway nudges, and one-tap extensions when you're in the zone.
AI that unblocks starting
Stuck on a vague task? Kairo breaks it into small, doable steps and slots them into your day.
Routines on autopilot
Build sequences once — morning reset, wind-down — and drop them into any day with one tap.
Anytime, not overdue
Tasks without a time never turn red. They wait patiently until you have space for them.
Your calendars, one view
Google, Apple, and Outlook events flow into your timeline so nothing lives in two places.
Reminders that respect rest
A gentle nudge when a block begins — and quiet hours that keep every night yours. Silence any kind you don't want.
Works when the Wi-Fi doesn't
Capture thoughts and check things off offline. Kairo keeps them safe on your device and syncs the moment you're back.
Brain breaks, built in
Tiny games that reset a racing mind between focus sessions. Breaks, not brain training — we're honest about that.
A gentler way to plan the day starts here.
Free to start. Kind by design. Made for the brain you actually have.
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