Features
What sits around the loop.
How it works covers the cycle — plan, adjust, review, measure. These are the three parts of Axis that sit outside it, and they are short on purpose.
Routines
The whole week, not just the work.
Most planners stop at work. Habits, rituals, workouts and daily check-ins live on the same calendar as your work blocks, in one colour system. The reason they belong there rather than in four other apps: a morning of focused building drains you in ways an afternoon of admin does not, and a planner holding only your work has no way to account for what pays that back.
Trends
See what actually happened.
Axis asks how every block went — outcome, energy, what got worked on — and charts the distance between the week you planned and the week you had. Making that gap visible is the whole job, so it stops being something you can only vaguely feel at the end of a week.
Patterns
The opposite of “tell us about yourself.”
Most apps ask you to fill out a profile and build the experience around what you said. Axis builds a second one alongside it, observed entirely from what you actually do — computed by code, not by an AI call. When the two disagree the observed one is usually right, and you can overrule either.
Plan the week you actually want to live.
Axis Core is free to start. The pricing page has what each tier includes.