The life you want,
scheduled into
the life you have.

Schepi is the intelligent day planner that helps you shape each day around what matters most. Input your goals and progress, and get an optimised schedule that best serves you.

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The important things in life

Tell Schepi what matters.

Goal 1 · Family
Goal 2 · Fitness
Goal 3 · Learning

Your week, planned for you.

Every block respects your work, your sleep, and your calendar, and the things you said you wanted.

Turn your goals into actionable steps.

Schepi works the way your life actually does. It generates a fresh, honest day each morning, adapts the moment something gets in the way, and quietly gets better the longer you use it.

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Why it works

Three things that make Schepi different.

Work
9–5 · Mon–Fri
Sleep
22:30 / 6:30
Family
Kids · daily
Fitness
Ironman
Peak focus
9–11 am
+ New goal
Learn AI · 20 min

Built around your life.

Work, sleep, family, peak focus. Schepi schedules everything else around the parts of your life that don't move.

See how →
Mon
18
9:00 pmAI course · 20m
"Too tired by 9pm."
Schepi learns Evening AI → too late. Mornings stick better.
Tue
19
7:00 amAI course · 20m ✓
Moved to your peak focus window.

It gets better the more you use it.

Schepi doubles down on what works and fixes what fails. Every "done" and every skip is saved to memory and used in every future generation.

See the learning loop →
1885
Spaced repetition
Ebbinghaus · review intervals beat session length.
1927
Zeigarnik effect
Zeigarnik · unfinished tasks drain attention. Write them down.
1932
Goal gradient
Hull · effort intensifies the closer you get.
1980
Pre-commitment
Schelling · constrain the future you before the urge.
1999
Implementation intentions
Gollwitzer · "when X, I will Y" succeeds 2–3× more.
2010
Habit anchoring
Lally · new habits stick when chained to existing routines.
2011
Bright-line rules
Baumeister · "never" is easier than "rarely."
2014
Fresh start effect
Dai · Mondays and month-firsts restart motivation.
2014
Temptation bundling
Milkman · pair "want to" with "have to."
2016
Deep work
Newport · concentrated focus beats fragmented hours.
2018
Habit stacking
Clear · attach a new habit to an existing one.
2018
Identity-based change
Clear · "I am a runner" beats "I want to run."
2019
Tiny habits
Fogg · start at one push-up; the streak earns the right to grow.
2024
Slow productivity
Newport · one hard thing a day, not maximum load.

Built on the research.

Every block respects a century of behavior-change research. You don't have to know it; the schedule already does.

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