Tell Zenova what you need to get done in plain English. It gives you back a day with times on it, then timers and streaks to help you hold the plan when the day starts pushing back.
Plain English
Type tasks naturally, no formatting
Smart planning
AI assigns times to every task
Calendar sync
Imports your Google Calendar
Your input
"Write proposal 2h, inbox zero, gym 45m, call Sam by 4 PM"
Your schedule
How It Works
Four steps. The point of each one is that the day still works after something goes wrong.
Write tasks however you talk. Zenova works out the deadline, the priority, and how long each one takes. There is nothing to configure first.
Goal Input
AI blocks out your time with breathing room, groups similar work, and avoids the fantasy-calendar trap.
AI Schedule Proposal
Start a timer from any block. When the day goes sideways, the 5-minute rule gets you back into it.
See where the hours went and what got finished, then plan the next week against those numbers instead of a guess.
Weekly Summary
Early Access
Zenova is in beta. Try the workflow on your own goals, keep what helps, and tell us where it falls short.
Start with the free plan and judge Zenova by whether the schedule survives your actual day.
Edit the plan, move blocks, or ignore a suggestion entirely. Nothing is scheduled that you cannot overwrite.
Zenova is in beta, so specific feedback can still change how planning and follow-through work.
Feature Set
Type what you need to do and get back a schedule sized to the hours you actually have, not the ones you wish you had.
Zenova reads your existing calendar events first, then fills the gaps that are actually free.
Cannot start? Commit to five minutes and stop if you want to. Most days you will not want to.
Your harder tasks land when your energy is strongest instead of wherever there happened to be space.
Weekly trends and streak history show which days hold up and which ones keep collapsing.
Export the whole account as a JSON file, or delete it outright. Both are buttons in Settings, not a support ticket.
We store what your account and schedule need to work, and nothing else by default. Analytics stay off until you turn them on. Calendar access is read-only. Export or delete everything from Settings.
The Execution Loop
Three steps that repeat every week. The review is the one most people skip, and it is the one that makes the next plan better.
AI turns your goals into blocks that fit around your meetings, your working hours, and the times you focus best.
Focus timers and streak tracking keep the day moving. The 5-minute rule handles the days they do not.
Weekly reviews show what held up and what fell over, so next week is planned against real numbers.
Pricing
Start free. Upgrade at $8 a month when the limits get in your way.
See the full plan comparisonReal planning, with monthly caps on the AI
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FAQ
Most to-do apps just store your tasks. Zenova actually schedules them into your day and helps you follow through with timers and streaks.
Yes. Zenova reads your Google Calendar and plans around the events already on it, so nothing gets double-booked.
No. The planning flow is short and the restart tools help after any interruption. That is useful whether or not you have ADHD, and we built it that way on purpose.
No. The Free plan covers planning, tracking, and weekly reviews, so you can find out whether the method suits you before paying for anything.
Google Calendar, for now. Zenova imports your events on connect and keeps planning around them.
Spend two minutes describing tomorrow and get a schedule you can start on. The free plan is enough to find out if that helps.
