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Examples are labelled Demo. Broken validation fixtures begin with QA — and are excluded from operational views.

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What this planner is—and is not

This is a complete one-week restart. It does not create a perpetual inbox, project hierarchy, recurring planner, multi-week backlog, habit tracker, goal system, automation layer, or team assignment system.

Need a reusable operating system across weeks and projects? See the Restartable Productivity System from the creator profile.

Demo guide

• Demo — Aug 10 restart: a healthy 150-minute plan with 25 minutes uncommitted.
• Demo — Aug 17 carry-forward restart: a complete future week containing a copied carry-forward outcome while the Aug 10 original stays in history.
• Demo — limited-capacity restart: a deliberately small, valid 30-minute week.
• Demo — missed-day restart: recovery without rebuilding the week.
• Demo — Aug 3 restart: all decisions made and reset complete.
• QA — four outcomes: exact-count failure.
• QA — over capacity: amount-to-reduce failure.
• QA — missing delegate: manual recipient check.

Manual fallback

On paper, write the restart date, real capacity, and three outcomes. At week end tag each outcome CARRY, CLOSE, ARCHIVE, or DELEGATE + recipient. When Notion is available, enter only the current facts.

For Carry forward, duplicate the outcome, relate the copy to the future Restart week, and leave the original attached to its source week. If a relation does not set automatically, open the copied Outcome and explicitly select its Restart week.

Privacy and support

No account, integration, sharing, syncing, email, or automation is required. Keep names and health or care notes minimal. Never store credentials, insurance numbers, or detailed medical information. Content follows your workspace sharing and retention settings.

Demo weeks

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