Dune Seven: Daily Planner

Your day, clearer.

- Today at a glance — a colour-coded strip on your Home screen shows where you need to be, and when. Overlapping plans split so nothing hides.
- Energy modes — Flow, Low and Focus each shape the day differently. Tap Low and the app simplifies around you.
- I'm Stuck — one tap finds your next small step.
- Capture — the List screen is now Capture. Empty your head in seconds.
- Fixes and polish on every screen.

WHAT MAKES IT DIFFERENT

Three priorities, not thirty. You name what matters most today, and the app tells you the rest can wait. No streaks to protect. No red badges counting your failures. No language anywhere that makes you feel behind.

Unfinished tasks move gently aside at midnight, so you wake to a clean day instead of yesterday's backlog.

WHAT'S INSIDE

- Energy modes — Flow, Low and Focus, switchable any time of day
- Daily priorities — your three things, with everything else in one calm list
- Today at a glance — see the shape of your day on a simple timeline
- Week view — your whole week, with open space shown as open space
- Month calendar — the shape of your month, no pressure attached
- Journal — a private place to put your thoughts down
- Capture — get it out of your head now, sort it later
- Habits — the small things you're tending to
- Reset my day — one tap to begin again, any time

WHO IT'S FOR

Dune Seven is built for people whose energy isn't the same every day:

- ADHD and neurodivergent minds managing executive function, task paralysis and overwhelm
- Parents carrying the mental load
- Shift workers whose weeks were never going to fit a nine-to-five planner
- Anyone coming back from burnout, or quietly running at capacity

It works as a daily planner, a to-do list, a task manager, a journal and a calendar — without asking you to be a different person to use it.

MADE IN AUSTRALIA

Dune Seven started as a paper planner drawn between night shifts by a firefighter who couldn't find one that understood that kind of life. It is still made by a very small team, and every update comes from what people tell us.