“The weekly planner that schedules around your energy, not just your deadlines.”
- Students often fail to plan their weeks effectively because they treat every hour as equal
- They don't account for fluctuating energy levels which lead to burnout or procrastination
- The solution to this is in the form of an app called BlockTime is a smart weekly planner that generates "work blocks" based not just on due dates and priorities, but on the day-to-day energy levels of the use which are low, medium, or high
- It automates the decision of what to do and when, guaranteeing that heavy tasks are matched with high energy days
- Quick Input/Output: Simple text-based input for easy copying and a clear 7 day schedule output
- Schedule Management: Options to set weekly availability, and view daily work block options
- Capacity Alerts: Visual indicators if the user's available hours are insufficient to complete the assigned tasks
- Smart Constraints: Limits work to a maximum of 2 major tasks per day to prevent cognitive overload and keep students on track
- Energy-Based Scheduling: Automatically adjusts task allocation based on daily energy input such as how low energy days focus on lighter tasks and High Energy days tackle heavy projects
- Stack: JavaScript, HTML, CSS
- Github: version control & hosting
- AI: Google Gemini Pro 3, ChatGPT
- Favicon.io
Try here: BlockTime
- Persistency: Transition from local session saving to a persistent database (MongoDB).
- Google Integration: Sign in with Google option.
- Calendar Integration: Add calendar to your personal calendar.
- Visual Polish: Enhance the text-based output into a drag-and-drop calendar interface.
- Front-End Developer: Riley Gramlich
- Javascript Developer: Abdul Mohammad
- QA Analyst, Tester, and Documention: Khizar Baig