The assistant that helps you startYour day, finally visible.

Say what’s on your mind. Nuri turns it into a calm visual timeline, breaks big things into tiny first steps, and when you get stuck or fall behind, the day gently bends to fit.

For anyone whose day never quite goes to plan.

Join the beta

Free on iPhone, today. Every Pro feature is unlocked while the beta runs.

Launching December 1, 2026

Founding Lifetime Access

28Days
00Hours
00Mins
00Secs

$129 once, instead of $49.99 every year. Join the waitlist to lock in founding pricing before the public launch.

We'll email you the private link at launch. Unsubscribe anytime.

Featured on

Nuri on Product HuntFeatured on BetaListFeatured on Uneed

Closed, Nuri shows what’s happening now.

Open it, and the rest of your day is right beside it.

The planner paradox

Most tools need you to be organized just to get organized.

Executive function is your brain’s project manager. When it’s overloaded, by stress, a busy season, or just too much, you download a planner to do its jobs for you. Then the planner asks you to do all of them, just to save one thought. It’s a wheelchair ramp on the second floor.

The five jobs of executive function

  1. 1

    Organizing

    Deciding where each thing belongs.

    Nuri: You ramble; Nuri splits and sorts it.

  2. 2

    Prioritizing

    Knowing what's urgent and what can wait.

    Nuri: Nuri suggests what matters most for your energy. Add as much as you like.

  3. 3

    Time estimation

    Guessing how long something will take.

    Nuri: Nuri estimates and learns your real pace.

  4. 4

    Getting started

    Actually starting a dull task.

    Nuri: A two-minute first step and a nudge when it's time.

  5. 5

    Working memory

    Holding a thought long enough to save it.

    Nuri: Hold one button and say it, even from the Lock Screen.

Saving one thought: “I need to file my taxes.”

Here’s what a typical planner asks of a brain that’s already overloaded, and what Nuri does instead.

  1. Most planners ask you to

    Type the task, pick a folder, a color, and an icon.

    Needs: organizing and decisions

    What that costs

    Five small decisions for one thought. It feels like homework, and the thought slips away before it's saved.

    With Nuri

    Hold one button and just say it. Nuri splits it, names it, and files it.

  2. Most planners ask you to

    Pick a time today, and guess how many minutes it'll take.

    Needs: time estimation

    What that costs

    You guess 30 minutes at 2:00. It takes 90, or 2:00 arrives and you're not in the headspace.

    With Nuri

    Nuri estimates for you, reads “by Friday,” picks a start day, and learns how long things really take you.

  3. Most planners ask you to

    You missed 2:00. Drag your 2:00, 2:30, and 3:00 blocks to new times.

    Needs: re-prioritizing

    What that costs

    A wall of broken blocks. Fixing the app feels worse than the task, so the app gets closed.

    With Nuri

    Tap “Running behind.” The rest of the day re-plans itself around your calendar. Nothing turns red.

The two-week crash

Lots of people know this pattern by heart. The app isn’t the help; it’s one more chore.

  1. Days 1–3

    The novelty rush

    Setting up a new app feels great. Hours go into color-coding and building the perfect routine.

  2. Day 10

    The hard day

    A tired or stressful day breaks the routine. Now the app needs fifteen minutes of rescheduling just to be usable again.

  3. Day 14

    Deleted

    Keeping the app up is harder than the chores it was meant to help with, so it becomes one more neglected task.

Nuri is built for day 10.

Running late? One tap, and the rest of the day re-plans itself. Low energy? One tap, and today shrinks to one thing. Away for a week? There’s no backlog to face: Nuri quietly moves things to Later and offers one small thing to start with.

Read why most planners stop working

The planner that does the planning.

Nuri does the admin, so all that’s left for you is the day itself. Here’s how. What makes a planner actually work

1 of 4

Just say it.

Type it or hold to talk. Taxes, the call you keep forgetting, the page you meant to fix. No folders, no fields, no guessing how long.

A visual planner built for the way your day actually goes.

A day you can see

Your blocks and your calendar on one calm timeline. Every step gets its own countdown, and Nuri learns how long things really take you, so you stop guessing.

Time blindness, explained

Paced to your energy

A five-second check-in tells Nuri how much to suggest, and one tap slims a heavy day to a single thing. Health can suggest it from your sleep.

For when you can't get going

A single button for when your brain freezes up. Nuri shrinks the task to one tiny first step and starts the countdown with you.

On your Lock Screen

The current block counts down in a Live Activity, so the plan works even with the app closed.

Made for iPhone Duo

Unfold it and Nuri uses both sides: what's happening now on one, the rest of your day on the other.

Nuri on iPhone Duo

Private by design

No ads or tracking in the app, and nothing sold. Your plan syncs through your own iCloud, and Health is read only if you allow it.

The planner matrix

How Nuri compares to other planners.

Most tools are built for brains that find organization easy. Here is an honest, side-by-side look at how Nuri differs from Structured, Tiimo, Goblin Tools, and Motion.

Comparison of Nuri versus Structured, Tiimo, Goblin Tools, and Motion
CapabilityNuri (iOS)StructuredTiimoGoblin ToolsMotion
Input MethodVoice or text brain dump → Auto-timelineManual time-slots (or Structured AI in Pro)Routine presets + Tiimo AI chatSingle task text or voice promptProject cards, priorities & calendar rules
When You Run LateGentle auto-reflow (zero red overdue alerts)Past tasks stay in past (manual Replan in Pro)Visual countdown timers; manual AI reshuffleStatic checklist (no calendar or time tracking)Algorithmic auto-reschedule (meeting focus)
Micro-Step BreakdownBuilt-in 2-minute steps with paced timersManual subtasks (or AI draft in Pro)AI subtask checklists & routinesMagic ToDo breakdown with 'spiciness' levelsHigh-level project subtasks
Behavioral & CBT Tools10 built-in CBT skills (Fresh Start, etc.)Focus timer & Pomodoro (no CBT)Mood check-ins & sensory timers (no CBT)Tone analyzer, Estimator & FormalizerNone
AI & Privacy Architecture100% On-Device (Apple Foundation Models)No on-device AI (Cloud AI assistant)Cloud AI (External server processing)Cloud AI (Third-party LLM API)Cloud AI (Enterprise server-side models)
Schedule GuiltZero (no badges, no red flags, no piles)High (accumulates past uncompleted blocks)Medium (broken routine habit streaks)Low (isolated task list without deadlines)Medium (strict business deadlines & alerts)
PricingFree tier / $49.99/yr ($4.17/mo)Free tier / ~$29.99/yr or $49–$99 lifetimeFree basic / $54–$79.99/yr ($7.99–$14/mo)Free web / $1.99 mobile app$19–$34/month ($228–$408/yr)
Explore in-depth side-by-side breakdowns →

Ten one-minute skills for when you’re stuck.

Drawn from cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT), and offered right when they help: when you can’t start, when a task runs long, when a harsh thought gets loud.

Everyday skills, not therapy.

See how each skill works

Free to start. Honest to keep.

Everything you need to plan a day is free. Pro adds more of Nuri.

Free

Forever.

  • Today's timeline and your calendar
  • Reflow when you run over
  • Energy check-in
  • 1 brain dump and 5 chats with Nuri a day
  • 3 CBT-based skills
  • Steps inside blocks, with a countdown for each
  • Apple Reminders in Later
  • Lock Screen widget

Nuri Pro

$49.99 a year · $4.17 a month

or $8.99 monthly · 7-day free trial, with a reminder before it ends

  • Unlimited chats and brain dumps
  • Heads-up before events, and leave-by times
  • All 10 CBT-based skills
  • What Nuri noticed: your patterns and best times
  • Weekly reflection
  • Focus sessions with check-ins
  • Routines with paced steps
  • Study sessions planned back from a deadline

Founding lifetime: $129 once, exclusively for the waitlist. Launching Dec 1. Lock in founding pricing before public launch →

Questions about Nuri

Who is Nuri for?

Nuri is built for anyone whose day never quite goes to plan—particularly neurodivergent adults, students, and professionals navigating ADHD, executive dysfunction, time blindness, or schedule guilt. If sorting tasks, guessing durations, getting started, or re-planning when the day slips feels exhausting, Nuri takes over the admin. No diagnosis or clinical label is required.

How is Nuri different from planners like Structured, Tiimo, or Motion?

Unlike Structured and Tiimo (which require manual block-by-block scheduling) or Motion (which focuses on complex corporate calendar rules), Nuri focuses on overcoming executive dysfunction. Just speak or type a brain dump: Nuri creates an adaptive timeline, breaks intimidating tasks into 2-minute micro-steps, and reflows automatically when you run late without red overdue alerts.

Which daily planner app does not show red overdue tasks when you fall behind?

Nuri is specifically designed with zero schedule guilt: nothing ever turns red, flashes overdue badges, or creates backlog piles. When an activity runs long or you run late, tapping “Running behind” quietly reflows your remaining schedule around your existing calendar commitments.

How does Nuri help with ADHD task initiation and executive dysfunction?

Nuri bypasses the executive function paradox. Instead of asking you to organize, estimate, and prioritize up front, Nuri's on-device AI turns unstructured thoughts into concrete steps, offers a single 2-minute first step with a countdown timer, and includes 10 embedded CBT skills for when you feel paralyzed.

How does Nuri combat time blindness?

Nuri transforms abstract clock time into a visual, continuous timeline that shows current commitments and real gaps. With iOS 17 Live Activities and Dynamic Island support, your current task and remaining time stay ambiently visible on your Lock Screen so you never lose track of time.

Why do traditional planners stop working after a couple of weeks?

Most planners demand the exact executive skills that run low during stressful days: categorizing, time estimation, and manual re-planning. When a hard day derails the schedule, fixing the planner becomes a high-friction chore, causing the app to be abandoned. Nuri eliminates this crash by handling the re-planning administrative work for you.

Is my voice and schedule data private?

Yes. Nuri uses 100% on-device AI powered by Apple Foundation Models and native iOS speech recognition. Your voice notes, schedule items, and thoughts are never sent to external AI servers or sold to advertisers. Your data syncs securely through your personal iCloud account.

Is Nuri therapy?

No. Nuri provides everyday behavioral micro-skills drawn from cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) for adult ADHD in one-minute moments. It is an executive function productivity assistant, not clinical therapy, and does not replace medical care from a healthcare provider.

What's free, and what's in Pro?

Free forever includes your complete visual timeline, calendar sync, automatic schedule reflow, daily energy check-in, 1 daily brain dump, 5 AI chats, Lock Screen Live Activities, and 3 starter CBT skills. Pro ($49.99/year or $8.99/month) adds unlimited AI chats and brain dumps, Leave-By travel alerts, all 10 CBT skills, and weekly behavioral insights.

What if I forget to cancel the trial?

Nuri sends an in-app and push reminder 2 days before the 7-day free trial ends. Cancelling takes one tap in your standard Apple App Store subscription settings at any time.

What if I miss a day, or an entire week?

Nothing breaks and no alarms sound. When you return, Nuri quietly sweeps outdated items into a quiet 'Later' list and offers one gentle, low-friction task to help you restart without facing a wall of guilt.

A day that bends, not breaks.

Try it today, or save your spot for launch.

Try it now

Join the beta

Free on iPhone, today. Every Pro feature is unlocked while the beta runs.

Join the beta

Waitlist exclusive

28 days until launch

Founding Lifetime Access

Launching December 1, 2026

28Days
00Hours
00Mins
00Secs

$129 once, instead of $49.99 every year. Join the waitlist to lock in founding pricing before the public launch.

We'll email you the private link at launch. Unsubscribe anytime.

About Nuri & AI Daily Planning

The visual daily planner designed for executive dysfunction

Nuri is an on-device AI visual daily planner for iPhone (iOS 17+) engineered for students, professionals, and neurodivergent adults navigating ADHD, time blindness, executive dysfunction, and task initiation paralysis.

Unlike rigid calendar and time-blocking applications like Structured, Tiimo, or Motion that display guilt-inducing red overdue warnings when life goes off schedule, Nuri turns natural voice or text brain dumps into an automatically adjusting visual timeline. When you run late, Nuri quietly reflows your schedule around existing calendar events.

All processing is performed locally using Apple On-Device Foundation Models with zero cloud storage of your personal thoughts or voice recordings. With 10 embedded Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) micro-skills, Live Activities on the Lock Screen, and native iPhone Duo dual-screen support, Nuri helps you start stalled tasks and keep your day visible.

View full planner comparison →Why planners fail ADHD brains →Explore 10 CBT skills →On-device privacy details →