Closed test · Two weeks

See your day instead of reading it.

Visual Day turns your day into something you can look at, not a list you have to decode. It's for people with time-blindness or ADHD — and anyone whose days just don't run on a clock the way they're supposed to. When plans change, it bends.

Free · No account needed · Leave whenever you want

Visual Day home screen
Closed beta on Google Play

Testing is open

Leave your email below and I will add you to the tester list, then send you a private install link.

The link only works for addresses on the list, so the email you give me has to be the Google account you are signed in with on your phone.

Android only. Free, no account, and you can leave whenever you want.

One ask: please keep it installed for two weeks. Google needs twelve testers running it that long before the app can go public.

Works on Android

The QR code will be added once the install link is final.

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What it actually does

Four things it does well. Tap one to see it in the app.

How testers help

Install it and give it a real go for about two weeks. Being honest about why: Google asks for real testers actually using an app before I'm allowed to publish it. So your two weeks genuinely get this thing out the door — thank you for that.

  1. Step 1

    Leave your email

    The Google account you use on your phone.

  2. Step 2

    I send you a link

    I add you to the tester list and email you a private link.

  3. Step 3

    Become a tester

    Open the link, tap "Become a tester", then install from Google Play.

  4. Step 4

    Use it for two weeks

    Use it for two weeks and tell me what feels off.

  5. Step 5

    I fix things

    I fix things and you get the updates automatically.

Why I built this

My brain doesn't run on clocks. I'd miss one thing, the whole day would fall apart, and I'd give up on the plan entirely.

So I built the tool I actually needed: one that lets you see your day instead of reading it. No guilt, no rigid grid. I hope it helps you like it helps me.

Visual Day home screen

Your day, as blocks you can see

Visual Day calendar day view

One glance and you know where you are

Visual Day schedule editor screen

Things move. The plan moves with them.

Want a nudge when it's out?

Leave your email and I'll write once when Visual Day is properly out, and now and then when there's a new test build. Nothing else.

You're joining the tester list — updates and new builds, so you can help make the app better. No account, no password, nothing to set up.

Use the Google account you use on Google Play — I cannot add any other kind of address.

Tell me what's off

What's confusing, what's missing, what you'd change. I read every one of these.

A Quick Guide to Visual Schedule Building for ADHD

Three small shifts that make planning feel possible again.

Clocks ask you to translate numbers into effort. Visual blocks let you feel how long something takes. When you see your day as colored shapes, your brain stops guessing and starts planning. No more 'I have plenty of time' — followed by a panic spiral at 4 pm.

All three are built into the app, so you don't have to keep track of them yourself.