Performance Personal
Know what to do next.
Plan your life across 168 hours. Connect goals, projects, tasks and calendar time. Then let Performance adapt the plan to what actually happens.
What should I actually do next?
Turn your 168 hours into a system that learns from what you actually do.
- Life areas
- Weekly allocation
- Time blocks
- Best Next Action
- Actual
- Replan
Performance
Your week
Areas of life
- Work40h
- Health8h
- Family14h
- Sleep56h
Calendar · This week
On trackMon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Project · Health
Morning routine: wake → move → first focus
Tasks & AI
Finish the client proposal
Today · before 4pm
Gym — strength session
Tue · 07:00–08:00
Call parents
Next useful action
Assistant
Next useful action: finish the client proposal before your family call tonight.
01
Your goals compete for the same 168 hours.
Work, health, relationships, sleep, money and personal projects don't live in separate universes. They compete for the same finite week.
Define the areas of your life and decide how much of the week each deserves.
Week · 168h
Performance
Sleep
56h
Work
45h
Health
10h
Relationships
14h
Money
4h
Personal projects
8h
Unplanned
31h
02
Give every priority real time.
Step by step, distribute time blocks across the 168 hours you actually have.
168h
Performance
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
Sun
03
See the week you lived — not only the week you planned.
Calendars preserve intention. Performance also preserves reality.
Compare where you intended to spend your time with where it actually went.
Use the difference to build a more realistic next week.
Planned / Actual
Performance
Work
Planned
45h
Actual
52h
Health
Planned
10h
Actual
4h
Relationships
Planned
14h
Actual
9h
Sleep
Planned
56h
Actual
49h
04
A task becomes useful when it has a time to happen.
Performance connects tasks to the blocks of time where they can actually be executed.
- Work time block
- Best available task
- Execution
↺ Remaining work → next relevant time block
05
Stop rebuilding your priorities in your head.
When a time block begins, Performance can surface the most useful task for that moment based on your priorities, projects, dependencies and current context.
Open Performance. See the next action. Start.
Best Next Action
Performance
Deep work · 09:00–10:30
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06
You decide how much control to give AI.
Use AI where it helps. Keep manual control where you want it.
Manual
Manage your time, tasks and priorities yourself.
AI-driven
Let Performance help plan, sequence and adapt them.
07
Advice has to fit inside your actual life.
A technically correct plan is useless if you don't have time to execute it.
Performance considers your existing commitments before proposing another one.
Proposed change
Performance
Add 3 × 45 min runs — Tue, Thu, Sat mornings
08
When reality changes, the plan should change with it.
Unfinished work doesn't disappear into an overdue list. It returns to planning.
- Planned task
- Not completed
- Remaining work
- Recalculate
- Next available block
09
In developmentKeep your time for the work that needs you.
When part of your plan can be executed by an AI agent, Performance can coordinate that work in the background and return the result to your execution flow.
Your plan
Performance
You must do
↓ Your next action
Agent can do
↓ Background execution
↓ Result
10
The important thing shouldn't depend on you remembering to ask.
When your goals, deadlines or current execution state imply that you need to know something, Performance can initiate the interaction.
You are 4 hours behind your planned work allocation this week.
This deadline now conflicts with another project.
Your next block starts in 15 minutes. The prerequisite is complete.
11
Turn an outcome into a path.
Define the result. Performance helps turn it into the sequence of actions required to get there, place that work into available time and adapt the trajectory as reality changes.
- Goal
- Milestone
- Required actions
- Time estimates
- Dependencies
- Time blocks
- Execution
- Actual progress
Open Performance. See the next action. Start.
Start with your life areas and one week. The plan gets more realistic every cycle.