Planetary Scheduling in Practice
A task and calendar tool built around planetary hours and variable capacity
Written 28 September 2026
A calendar can show two empty hours without telling me whether I can use them. I built a scheduler that brings tasks, commitments, routines and planetary timing onto one screen, then proposes a day I can change.
In use, I found that it hadn’t sufficiently accounted for disability. A suggestion for physical practice on a Mars day could fit the symbolism while exceeding my capacity. The experiment made that gap clear: a useful schedule has to respond to the body and attention I actually have.
Scheduler interface from the January 2026 practice note. Capacity is represented through manual blocks and choices.