Reassign is a 24-hour circular day planner for makers who need to see and shape their entire day at a glance. Instead of a linear list, it presents your day as a round dial with midnight at the top and noon at the bottom, so you can visually grasp the hours you own and protect them. The core interaction is direct: press and sweep on the dial to create focus blocks, drag to reschedule, and let the day bend around your priorities.
What is Reassign?
Reassign is a web-based day planner that replaces the traditional list with a 24-hour circular dial. It takes your calendar events, tasks, and focus blocks as input and produces a visual, color-coded daily plan that you can manipulate with drag-and-drop gestures. It syncs two-way with Google Calendar, Outlook, and Todoist, and offers an AI assistant (Claude) that can reshape your day from plain-language instructions. The product is made by Leo Španović for fellow makers.
Key Features
- 24-hour dial — Your whole day on one round face; midnight at the top, noon at the bottom, no scrolling.
- Calendar and task sync — Connect Google Calendar, Outlook, and Todoist; events and tasks land on the dial and edits flow back.
- Reschedule and shift — Slide a block and everything after it shifts; protected blocks stay put.
- Ask AI and braindump — Type one line or dump forty; get an editable plan on cards, previewed on the dial, applied when you say so.
- Plan with Claude (MCP) — Reassign is an MCP server, so Claude can read your real day and reshape it with the same moves you'd make by hand.
- Focus intervals and focus mode — Split a block into focus/break rhythm drawn on the ring; work on a screen built for one block.
- Energy curve — Block last night's sleep and the dial draws your body clock; green shows where focus comes easy, red where it's a fight.
- Non-blocking events — Frame the day with bands on the inner ring (e.g., focus window) without filling the time.
- Recurring routines — Set a routine once (e.g., school run, standup) and it repeats automatically.
- Color and texture — Assign areas (Day job, Family, Side project, You) with colors and textures (waves, solid, hatch, dots) to see at a glance where time went.
Who is it for?
- Makers with side projects — Protect a maker's hour in the evening and see it survive when the day reshapes around unexpected events.
- Busy professionals — Sync work calendars and tasks, then visually block deep work during energy peaks.
- Parents juggling family logistics — Track school runs, swim class, and bedtime routines on the same dial as work.
- People who struggle with lists — Replace an infinite to-do list with a finite circular day that forces real scheduling.
What can you do with Reassign?
- Plan a deep work session — Press the dial at 9 and sweep to 11 to claim two hours; the morning gets its first focus block.
- Reschedule around a surprise event — When a recital lands at 5, drag dinner and bedtime; your protected maker's hour stays intact.
- Hand your day to AI — On days when you can't even drag, tell Claude in plain words to reshape the dial; it never touches the hour you protected.
- See your energy patterns — Block last night's sleep and see where your body clock makes focus easy; schedule hard work on the green.
How does Reassign work?
You start by connecting your calendars (Google, Outlook, Todoist) or by directly pressing and sweeping on the dial to create blocks. You can assign colors and textures to areas, set recurring routines, and use the AI assistant to generate or modify plans. The dial updates in real time, and changes sync back to your connected calendars.
