Plan Your Day landing page with a dark planner preview showing task columns beside the product introduction.The Plan Your Day page shows its planner preview near the top, with further text sections and interface imagery below.
A planning workspace that brings daily activities, day summaries, and a backlog into a connected routine.
01
My role
Product Owner and independent product builder.
02
The user problem
Tasks and unfinished activities become scattered when daily planning and longer-term goals live in separate tools.
03
Key product decisions
A connected planning workspace keeps current activities and the backlog together across daily, weekly, and monthly views.
Decision 1
Daily planning dashboard
Decision 2
Weekly and monthly planning
Decision 3
Activity tracking and day summaries
Decision 4
Backlog management
04
Outcomes
Where it stands
Live on the web and in the Microsoft Store; the product website carries the product experience and availability details.
Signals I track next
Daily active use of the core flow
Week-one retention
Features used versus features ignored
05
Evidence
Metrics
Active usersNot yet provided
Downloads / installsNot yet provided
Store ratingNot yet provided
RetentionNot yet provided
Only figures backed by a source are shown as verified. Nothing here is estimated.