all-day
Nothing in the next two weeks.
Nothing matches .
Nothing here. approves.
Nothing open. approves.
scheduled this week
tasks completed
still open
day streak
Where the hours went
Nothing scheduled in this week yet.
By tag
Block tasks that carry a #tag and their hours show up here.
Looking after yourself
all timeNothing counted yet. Every task and habit belongs to one of the five, and finishing one puts it here.
Last 7 days
tasks, blocks and habitsNothing finished in the last seven days. Ticking a habit or closing a task puts the first bar here.
Tell it what you want doing. It answers with the same commands the palette takes, and runs them.
Thinking…
· synced · not synced yet
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Make your profile
A name, and that is the whole of it. Everything stays on this device until you say otherwise.
On this device. Sign in to carry it to another one.
Level · / XP
streak
best
XP
Today’s journey
of doneNo habits due today. Add one below and it starts growing something.
Grows
Daysevery day
Routines
of doneNo steps yet. Add the first thing you do.
Daysevery day
No routines yet. A routine is a run of small steps you do together — a morning, a shutdown, leaving the house.
None of your routines run today.
Grows
Looking after yourself
Last 7 days
completionsNo completions yet. Tick one of today's habits and the first bar appears.
All habits
days
Level · victories
HP Attack Defence
Skills
Spend 1 point per upgrade. Earn 2 points each level.
Training stays with this animal when you switch.
Your companions
36 animals. Each with a signature skill.
No animals match. Try another name or habitat.
Friends
Your codeSign in on the Settings page and you can fight anyone who has your code. They will see a name you choose, your level, your streak and the five totals. Nothing else ever leaves this device.
You have won of .
Level · -day streak · – against you
Nobody yet. Send someone your code.
The wild grove
Defeat each guardian to reach the next. Rematches earn training XP.
Lv
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Lv
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Week . Both of you see this same fight.
Growing…
Level
A little more life.
Spend battle coins on your companion's home. Every item appears in the 3D terrarium.
100 welcome coins. Win monster battles to earn more.
Account
Meridian works signed out: everything lives on this device. Sign in with Google and the same tasks, habits and companion follow you to the phone and back. Only what you make in Meridian is carried; a Google calendar stays in Google.
Sign-in uses the same Google client ID as the calendar connection below. Add one there and this becomes a button.
Running as an installed appThis copy of Meridian has no database behind it, so nothing is being synced yet. Set MERIDIAN_DATABASE_URL to a Neon connection string and restart.
Running as an installed app
You
Booking links
bookedSign in and you can hand someone a link that shows only when you are free. They see a title, a length and some start times — never what any of it is.
A link shows your free working hours as bookable slots. Buffers and travel close a slot to a stranger exactly as they close it to you. Refresh a link whenever your week changes.
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Booked
Travel time
Tell it once how long a place takes to reach and every event there is that much longer at each end, so the planner stops booking work into a train. Matched on any part of the location, so “office” covers “The Office, 3rd floor”. Video calls are never a journey.
min
Buffer time
Minutes either side of a meeting that the planner will not book over. Nothing is written to your calendar; the time is just no longer counted as free, which is also why a buffered day shows less capacity.
Your own time blocks and anything marked free are left alone.
Calendar
Accounts
calendars across· of showing
Connected, but no calendars came back. Google signs these tokens out after an hour.
Connected, but no calendars came back yet.
Task lists
Subscribe to a calendar
In Apple Calendar: right-click a calendar → Share Calendar → tick Public Calendar, then copy the address. Outlook and Fastmail publish the same way. A subscribed calendar is read-only — it shows here and never writes back.
You can connect as many Google accounts as you like — work and personal come in side by side, each with its own calendars, and hiding one never touches the other.
Connecting Google needs a free OAuth client ID first (Google Cloud console → APIs & Services → Credentials → Web application), with the Calendar and Tasks APIs switched on and http://127.0.0.1:4321 listed as an authorised JavaScript origin. Google shows no button at all for an origin it has not been told about, which is the confusing way for this to fail.
AI scheduler
With this on, Plan my day asks a model to lay out your free windows instead of filling them in order. You see every block before anything is written, and whatever the model suggests is checked against the real gaps first. If it is slow or unreachable, the plain planner takes over.
Ollama keeps everything on this Mac. Groq and OpenRouter have free tiers; your day's titles and times are sent to them when you plan.
Tags
in useA tag decides which part of the terrarium a task grows, and gives the task list its filters. Pin the ones you want to keep around when nothing carries them.
No tags yet. Add one with #work in quick add.
Reminders
Data
On Mac, install from Safari or Chrome (Add to Dock / Install). On iPhone use the App Store build. A backup file moves everything, including the terrarium.