countdowns to a deadline
a timer over a task hurries you without helping. there is a start time and the time until it — that is enough.
things, the gaps between them and the now line — on one screen, with no grid and no percentages.
the day
things follow one another, and between them are not empty cells but counted free time. you can see how much of it there really is.
the now line shows where you are in the day. what has passed moves up and does not turn red.
on the right of every thing is the weather for its hour. the next one shows the time until it instead, and a past one leaves the edge empty.
45 min free
now
4 h 30 min free
words
«lunch 2pm» — and the thing is already in the day, with a time and a length. no form to open, no hour to pick from a list, no save button.
english and russian alike: «обед в 14» is read the same way.
the week
a strip of days on top: where it is dense and where it is empty, in one stroke under the date. switching a day is one tap, with no full-screen calendar.
at the bottom of the day — tomorrow first: what already stands there, so the evening is not a surprise.
tomorrow first
the calendar
meetings from google stand in the same line as your own things. someone else's event cannot be moved by accident — it is locked, as it is in the calendar itself.
access is granted through google and revoked there, in your account settings. we request nothing beyond the calendar.
from google calendarcannot be moved
the evening
in the evening the day can be closed: a calm look back where nothing needs fixing. what is done on the left, what is left on the right.
what stayed open does not become a debt — it is carried over gently. if the day was empty, the ritual says so: rest well.
done today
stand-up
going through mail
still open
the gym
we'll carry these over gently — tomorrow is a fresh start.
what is not here
four familiar things are deliberately missing. they were not forgotten and are not planned — they were turned down.
a timer over a task hurries you without helping. there is a start time and the time until it — that is enough.
«the day is 76 % busy» is a pretty number about nothing. the bar here measures the way between things.
the day keeps no score of your discipline and never shows how much you failed to finish.
no notifications for the sake of engagement. the screen is opened when it is needed.
price
the day is not sold separately. one subscription opens every Liora app — the day, the dashboard, and whatever comes next.
first five days free · the card is attached up front, we charge after the fifth day · cancel any time
payment is handled by Paddle as merchant of record. prices are in US dollars; tax is calculated for your country and shown before you confirm.
questions
you are charged for the plan you picked. cancel before the trial ends and nothing is charged, while the day stays open until the last trial day.
in the account, on the subscription page, in one action. access stays until the end of the paid period.
they are deleted with it. we keep no copy just in case and hand nothing to anyone.
no. the day works fully without it — the calendar only adds meetings you already have.
an opened day is readable offline, and changes travel to the server once the network is back.