Your week, built by an engine
that learns how you work.
A personal planning system built around energy, not just calendar slots. Structure your week, let AI handle the adjustments, and see what the data says about how you actually work.
Day one
Six questions, and your first week is built.
No blank calendar, no template library to choose from. Answer six questions — what isn't working, how much time you have, when you focus — and Axis writes the week: real blocks on your next working day, a starting goal, and a four-week ramp that adds one thing at a time.
Connect a calendar if you want your existing commitments in there. Skip it if you don't. Either way you land on a week with something in it, and you can change all of it.
About two minutes. Runs on the free tier.
Who it’s for
Built for people who:
- Would rather design their week than react to it
- Decide what most of their own week looks like
- Have tried five productivity tools and drifted off all of them
- Want a system that adapts to their week, not the other way around
- Care about why their plan didn’t survive contact with reality
The loop
Your week, read back to you.
Axis keeps a record of what actually happened, not just what you scheduled — and hands it back to you on three timescales.
Wins
Your wins feed reads back what you got done — the work itself, in the words you used at the time, not tasks ticked off.
The review
At the end of the week Axis writes it up: where the hours went, where energy dropped, which goals the week actually ran on. Then you can ask it follow-up questions.
What you keep putting off
Cancel the same Friday block three weeks running and Axis names it, then offers to shrink it, move it, or drop it from your template.
Planned intent, where the time actually went, and your own account of it — against the same block. Nothing else joins all three.
All of it comes from one question when a block ends: how did it go, and what did it cost you. Two taps, saved on tap. Usage data can tell you an editor was open from 2 to 4 — it can't tell you whether you shipped the fix or spent the block avoiding it. That is the part only you can answer, and it is the whole ask.
Whole-week architecture
Your work fits. So does the rest.
Most planners stop at work. Axis treats your week as one architecture — deep work in the morning, recovery at lunch, fitness after, the side project on Saturday, the morning ritual that makes the rest of it possible.
Habits tracked alongside your blocks. Rituals woven into your day. The week you actually want to live, not just the week you plan to work.
Underneath
Not a calendar. An engine.
None of that works if the plan is naive. Every block is placed for a reason — sixteen kinds of work, each with its own energy cost and its own sane duration, arranged around what the system knows about you and what it's learned from how your weeks actually run.
The engine considers
- Your work profile6 research-derived profiles, mapped from a short quiz
- Your chronotypewhen you actually focus best
- Your work hours and energy patternsgathered as you use it
- Your weekly ruleswindows you prefer, windows you avoid
- Your active goals and overdue taskswhat you said matters
- Your synced calendar eventsGoogle + Outlook
- Your past blocksand how they actually went
It suggests. You confirm. Nothing reaches your calendar you didn't approve.
Free, no signup
Find your work profile.
A short quiz maps you to one of six work profiles — and shows you how your week should split across the eleven kinds of work you actually do.
Take the quiz →Start with one week.
Axis Core is free. The setup wizard, the planning canvas and session logging all run on it. Log a week and see whether the loop holds before you pay for anything.