Plan tomorrow tonight.
Ashita is a daily planner and diary built around one idea: the day is planned the evening before, so you wake to a day that already feels real.
Free during early access. Works in any browser, installs to your home screen.
Five phases, every day
The order is fixed, and that is the point. Reflect before planning; plan before sleep.
- 01
Morning
Log last night’s sleep and look at a plan that is already made.
- 02
Day
Work the list. Capture stray thoughts without stopping to sort them.
- 03
Shutdown
Every task still open gets a decision: done, moved, or dropped.
- 04
Reflect
Five short prompts on how the day actually went.
- 05
Plan
Set up tomorrow, and choose the one task with real consequences.
Quiet, and out of your way
What works today
Everything below is built and in use. Nothing here is a promise.
Weights, not guesswork
Every task carries a weight from 1 to 5. The list sorts itself, and colour tells you where the pressure is.
The frog
One task each day with real consequences if it slips. It sits above everything else, chosen deliberately during planning.
Only what fits above the fold
See your top three, or up to seven if you prefer. The rest collapses into a count. Out of sight without being out of mind.
Time-boxing
Drag tasks into slots to decide when the work happens. Priority and scheduling stay separate decisions.
The shutdown ritual
Close the day properly. Reflection stays locked until every open task has been triaged.
Daily reflection
Gratitudes, what worked, what could be better, what you expect tomorrow, and how you felt.
Sleep log
Hours and a sleep score each morning. Type it however you think of it: 7.5, 7:30, or 7h 30m.
Quick capture
One tap from any screen. No weight, no date, no decisions. Sort it during the evening plan.
Weekly review
Sunday brings the week into view: sleep and energy averages, recurring themes, and every stale task in one queue.
Recurring tasks
Daily, weekdays, certain days, monthly, or every few days. Verify the pattern before you commit to it.
Everything searchable
Full-text search across every reflection and weekly review you have ever written.
Your writing is yours
Export everything as a single file whenever you like. Reflections are never used for training, advertising, or analytics.
Being built
These are planned but not finished. Join the waitlist and we’ll tell you when they land.
iPhone and Android apps
The same product as a native app on both stores, sharing one account.
Tell me when it’s readySubscriptions
A free trial converting to a paid plan, once the feature set is finished.
Tell me when it’s readyCalendar integration
See your meetings beside your time boxes instead of guessing around them.
Tell me when it’s readySleep from your watch or ring
Import from Apple Health and Google Fit rather than typing it in.
Tell me when it’s readyFree while it’s being finished
Early access
Free
Everything that works today, at no cost, while the remaining features are built.
Start using itAfter release
$5.99 / month
Or $49 a year. A 14-day free trial at signup.
Planned pricing. It may change before launch, and nothing is charged during early access.
Tell me when it launchesWorth knowing
Can I use it now?
Yes. Ashita is in early access and free to use. Most of what is described here works today. Anything that does not is marked as coming soon.
What does Ashita mean?
Ashita (あした) is the Japanese word for tomorrow. It is the whole idea of the product in one word.
What will it cost?
It is free during early access. The plan after release is $5.99 a month or $49 a year. Those figures may change before launch.
Who can read my reflections?
Only you. Reflection content is never used for AI training, never analysed for advertising, and never surfaced in analytics, even anonymised. It is encrypted in transit and at rest.
Can I get my writing out?
At any time. One button exports every task, reflection, sleep log, and weekly review as a single readable file.
Does it work offline?
It installs to your home screen and opens without a connection. Quick capture works fully offline and syncs when you are back.
Not ready yet?
Leave your email and we’ll tell you when Ashita is finished. If you’d rather try what exists now, it’s free and takes a minute.