Your week, built by an engine
that learns how you work.
Answer six questions and Axis sets up your week around when you focus, not just the gaps in your calendar. Then it tells you how the week went.
Who it’s for
Built for people who:
- Decide what most of their own week looks like
- Would rather design their week than react to it
- Have tried five productivity tools and drifted off all of them
- Want to know why the plan didn’t survive the week
Day one
Six questions, and your first week is set up.
No blank calendar and no template library. Tell Axis what isn't working, how much time you have and when you focus. It starts the week: real blocks on your next working day, a starting goal, and a four-week ramp that adds one thing at a time.
Syncs with Google Calendar and Outlook if you want. Skip it if you don't.
Plan on the desktop. Run your day from your phone.
iPhone app included on every plan, free too. Now in TestFlight beta.Join the beta →
The loop
Your week, read back to you.
Axis keeps a record of what happened, not just what you scheduled.
Your wins, in the words you used at the time.
Where the hours went, where energy dropped, which goals the week ran on.
The block you keep putting off, named, with an offer to shrink it or drop it from your template.
Axis’s own cards, showing a demo account’s week. The wins and the prompt are built from that week’s review and its cancelled Wednesday block.
Usage data can tell you an editor was open from 2 to 4. It can't tell you whether you shipped the fix. That's the part only you can answer: two taps when a block ends.
Start with one week.
Axis Core is free, including setup, the planning canvas and session logging. Log a week and see whether the loop holds before you pay for anything.