https://clockblocker.netlify.app/
Clockblocker is a tool for visually planning out your time. It was inspired by other visual clocks that are designed to help neurodivergent people make sense of passing time. Clockblocker builds on this idea by allowing you to plan an entire 24 hours worth of time at once.
- Two clocks represent the 12 hours each in AM and PM
- As the time in the day passes, the "pie" gets smaller - this allows you to see how much time you have left
- Add "blocks" of time to the clocks to plan the rest of the day
- Autistic, ADHD, and other neurodivergent people can use Clockblocker to visually represent the time left in their day and plan out personal time.
- At work, increase your productivity by blocking out your time.
- At home, use Clockblocker to ensure you're keeping on top of your study and leaving enough time for yourself and your hobbies.
I'm a programmer with many hobbies including writing, drawing, and learning a language (which is a time consuming hobby that requires constant attention). I also recently found out I may have autism, and was recommended by a friend to Google "autism clocks". When I saw the image results, I was so excited because they seemed perfect for managing my time, but with just one issue - those clocks are stopwatches, and I wanted a 12 hour clock. So I made this!
Please direct feedback to my messages or askbox at www.tumblr.com/jimmy-dipthong
This project is open source. Feel free to make a PR if you want to add a feature or fix a bug yourself: Github Repo
I have a well paying software job, so although I'd be honoured if you appreciated this little app enough to want to donate to me, I don't need the money. Instead, send what money you would have sent me to Effective Altruism (they try to save the most life per dollar given).