SimpleDailyPlanner

Turning an overloaded category into a focused daily habit.

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My role: Product Owner
Category: Productivity
Live on: Web, Android, Windows
Status: Live

Screenshots

Simple Daily Planner teal landing page with planning messaging, action buttons, and the top of a day-planning workspace preview.

Full-page screenshot: The Simple Daily Planner page contains a dark planner interface preview near the top and several product information sections below. — The Simple Daily Planner page contains a dark planner interface preview near the top and several product information sections below.

A cross-platform daily planner designed around one recurring user job: deciding what matters today and following through without tool-induced complexity.

My role

Owned problem framing, competitive review, scope and UX decisions, feature prioritisation, cross-platform release, and feedback-led iteration.

The user problem

Most planner apps are overloaded with features, turning daily planning into a chore rather than a quick, helpful ritual.

Key product decisions

I prioritised a fast daily view, reminders, and lightweight habit tracking, then carried the core experience consistently across web, Android, and Windows.

Decision 1
Clean daily schedule view
Decision 2
Recurring tasks and reminders
Decision 3
Habit streaks and progress tracking
Decision 4
Cross-device consistency

Outcomes

Where it stands

Shipped on web, Google Play, and the Microsoft Store, validating the ability to carry one product experience across three distribution channels.

Signals I track next

Daily active use of the core flow
Week-one retention
Features used versus features ignored

Evidence

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