For busy people planning a day or week.
Early concept, shaped by real planning moments.
A plan for the time you have
viworke brings your calendar commitments and tasks into one view, so you can see what fits, what moves, and what to do next.
For busy people planning a day or week.
Early concept, shaped by real planning moments.
The view viworke is working toward
One honest picture of the day.

Sample plan
Tuesday, 14 May
What fits
09:00
Team stand-up
09:00 – 09:30
09:30
Focus time
09:30 – 11:00
11:30
Lunch
11:30 – 12:00
Needs a move
Book dentist appointment
Time left
2h 30m
available after fixed commitments
Next
Review what fits.
Illustrative plan, not a current product screen. viworke is a validation-stage concept.
01 / 04The outcome
A realistic plan shows you what fits, what needs to move, and what to do next.
Instead of comparing a calendar and a task list by hand, viworke is designed to bring the two together around the limited time you actually have.
Calendar commitments and tasks, side by side.
A clear view of the time you actually have.
Make a realistic call before the day gets away.
Leave with one plan for today or the week.
A different starting point
The product idea stays close to the planning moment: reconcile commitments, make a call, and know what happens next.
One view
Fixed events set the shape of the day. Tasks fill the space that is really left.

A practical guide
The next decision should be clear: keep it, move it, or leave it for another time.

Design principles
A few quiet rules for a tool that respects limited time.

A plan should make the next decision easier, not add another layer to manage.

What does not fit is useful information. There is room to move things without judgment.

Your available time is part of the plan, not an afterthought.

Small signals show what is on track and where the plan needs a second look.
Help shape the first version
viworke is still a concept. A real day or week from you is more useful than another guess about what planning needs.
The question
What needs to fit, and what needs to move?