Plan your day with time blocks, priorities, and colour tags — free, with a weekly overview, and built into the same app as your journal and habit tracker.
EK Diary's day planner is a free time-blocked scheduler — lay out your day in blocks, set priorities, tag tasks by colour, and see the whole week or month at a glance. It's built into the same app as your journal, so planning tomorrow and reflecting on today happen in one place.
Instead of a flat to-do list, EK Diary's planner lets you assign each task a time block — 9:00 team standup, 11:00 deep work, 1:00 lunch — so your day has actual shape, not just a list of things you might get to. Time-blocking is one of the most consistently recommended techniques for people who find plain to-do lists too easy to ignore.
Mark your top 3 tasks for the day so they don't get lost among smaller ones, and use colour tags to separate work, personal, and health-related blocks at a glance. A quick look at your day should tell you what actually matters without reading every line.
Zoom out from a single day to see your whole week or month — useful for spotting an overloaded week before it happens, or noticing that a habit or goal keeps getting pushed to "tomorrow" three weeks running.
Most planner apps have no idea what you actually did or how you felt about it — they just track what you intended. Because EK Diary's planner sits next to your daily journal, habit tracker, and mood tracker, you can write a line about why a plan fell through right next to the plan itself, and adjust tomorrow with that context still fresh.
The day planner is free with unlimited tasks and events, and works in Hindi and other Indian languages so you can write task names the way you actually think about them.
A to-do list tells you what needs doing; it doesn't tell you when, and "when" is usually where plans fall apart. Time-blocking forces a decision up front — deep work goes in your highest-energy hour, admin tasks go in the low-energy slot after lunch — so your day has a shape you committed to in advance, instead of a list you're improvising against as the day gets away from you. It also makes overcommitment visible immediately: if your tasks don't fit in the blocks you have, you find out at 8am, not at 6pm.
Yes — drag a task to a different day or time block if your plan changes; nothing is locked once it's scheduled.
Yes, your plan and your diary entry for the same date live on one screen, so you can write about how the day actually went right next to what you'd planned for it.
No limit — the planner is free with unlimited tasks, events, and colour tags, whether you're blocking out three things or fifteen.
Combine your plan with a habit tracker, set the goals it's working toward with a goal tracker, or check the full FAQ for pricing and language support.