About TimeFinder
About TimeFinder
TimeFinder helps you turn tasks into a daily plan, give the work enough time, and rearrange that plan when life changes it.
What is TimeFinder?
TimeFinder is a daily planner and time blocking app developed by Luke Memet and published by TimeFinder, LLC. It has been independently developed since 2018.
Capture tasks in lists, drag them into a schedule in Split View, and work through the plan with Focus Mode. Time blocks make the length of a task visible. You can move or resize them when your plans change.
Where can I use it?
TimeFinder is available for iPhone, iPad, Mac, Android, Windows and the web. Apple Watch is a companion to the iPhone app.
Use the official download links for your device. Apple Reminders sync works on iPhone, iPad and Mac. Calendar sync is available on iPhone, iPad, Mac and Android. Sign in to the same TimeFinder account to sync your TimeFinder lists and schedule across devices.
Is TimeFinder free?
TimeFinder is ad-free. The iPhone app is free to download, and new iPhone users need paid access to start planning. Eligible users can begin with a trial.
Monthly, yearly and lifetime purchase options are available. Prices, eligibility and terms are shown in the app before you confirm a purchase. Access and offers vary by platform.
Connected task-list sync and Schedule Templates require Premium access. Check the app’s current offer for the device and account you will use.
Help, feedback and product information
Email [email protected] for help. You can also share a feature request or read the feedback board.
For a hands-on introduction, start with the hourly planner example or one of the connected-task guides below. Our privacy policy and terms describe the service and your choices.
See how the plan changes
A meeting runs over. Two tasks move later, and a locked appointment stays put. Follow the real example in our hourly planner guide.
Explore hourly planning →Updated November 11, 2026