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Time as Blocks, Years as Grass.

Do you find it difficult to remember what you did when the week ends?

Calendars only leave behind "to-do lists," and writing a diary every day is difficult.

Daily Blocks fill blocks with "time actually spent," making the days you let slip away visible.

■ Days as Blocks

Drag a time slot on the weekly time grid to create a block.

Main Work, Side Projects, Exercise, Rest — Category colors allow you to see your day at a glance.

■ Years as Grass

The blocks you fill stack up as 365 "grass" cells.

From a distance, it looks like a year; up close, it is a record of the day. When consistency is visible, you are more likely to keep going.

■ A Week on a Single Page

How you spent your time on main work, side projects, exercise, and rest is automatically organized every week.

"Where did I spend my time this week?" — Provides valuable data for the retrospective and evaluation season.

Time as Blocks, Years as Grass ■ Blocks in One Line (Haru AI)

If you write in Korean, like "Meeting tomorrow from 8:00 for 2 hours,"

the AI ​​automatically fills in the time, category, and title. You can also transfer schedules from photos in one go.

Additionally:

· Manage to-dos and all-day schedules

· Color coding by category and setting weekly target times

· Display Korean holidays

· Block start notifications

· Dark mode

· Start immediately without logging in — All data is saved on your device and works offline

Suitable for:

· Office workers juggling a main job with side projects

· Those who want to keep a record of their time rather than letting it slip away

· Those who have given up on calendars and diaries after just three days

Start one square at a time, starting today.

Try managing your day intentionally with Haru Blocks.