An ADHD day planner made for iPhone Duo
iPhone Duo has two displays: a compact one outside, and a larger one inside when you open it. Nuri uses each for what it’s best at, so the plan is always one glance away, and the whole day is one unfold away.
Closed: what matters right now
On the outer display, Nuri shows the one thing that matters: the block you’re in, how long is left, and the tiny first step. Nuri is there to keep you on track, and the rest of the day can wait until you want it. Controls sit along the side, the way iPhone Duo places them, so the plan gets the full height of the screen.
Open: the rest of your day beside it
Unfold the device and the same screen grows into two panes. What’s happening now stays on the left. The rest of today appears on the right: your next blocks, your calendar events, the free time between them, and what’s waiting in Later. Nothing jumps or resets when you open or close it; you’re looking at the same day, with more of it in view.
Every pose
Partly folded like a book, standing on a desk, or flat on the table, Nuri’s layout adapts to the space it has. The countdown stays readable, and controls stay in the same place, so you never have to hunt for Done or +5 min.
And on every iPhone
Nuri works the same way on any iPhone, with the countdown on your Lock Screen and in a widget. See how Nuri plans your day, or how it helps with time blindness.