Promptly - Clock & Agenda

Name: Promptly - Clock & Agenda
Price: 5.99 USD
Author: laurentAB

Android app by laurentAB. Productivity · laurentAB

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Download price: 5.99 USD
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Version: Wutach
Listing last refreshed: 2026-09-17

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There are many clocks & agenda on the store, but this one is yours. That’s the deal: I went totally wild with many ideas over years of private usage with the goal of being on time and focused. What you got here is only the best of these ideas. All of the ones I tried that did not help I dropped, and the many that helped, I perfected: > Define your own sequences of ringing, text-to-speech, audio memo replay, some text in silence to check you’re still awake, then some other tone, louder, or invoke an AI prompt to get information from the internet and then speak out what the AI answered. > Keep these AI prompts and answers in a google sheet you own to keep track, not just log these but also your stats over time: how much you snoozed etc… > Provide a spoken summary of yesterday’s activity: are you snoozing more these days? > Agenda options like alerts on set dates, or recurrences, eg. some reminder on the last Friday of each month… > Android desktop widgets: a list to see what’s coming up, and also a leftover-time widget with the classic disk & shrinking wedge, that comes in M, L, XL, XXL widget size. So unless you’re blind, you won’t be time-blind! > Categories, with Emojis and colours you can choose to make the app as cheerful or serious -looking as you want it to be. > Plans, to record ideas that don’t have a set date/time yet. > As everything (alerts, logs, etc) is synced to a google sheet you own, both ways, if you want to do more agenda-organisation there, even script your scheduling, then nothing's blocked there is zero walled-garden, your skill is the limit. - Same for AI: I include both the option to invoke Gemini on your (also free-tier) Google AI Studio instance, and also the option to just input you personal LLM's address and authentication... We're amongst friends here. Before release my goal was reached: it works for me. I’m finally releasing this because it’s so much better for me than any of the other apps there, it could also be so for you. If not: ideas welcome. One underlying question probably: many of these apps on the store pretend they will help you with ADHD... I don’t suffer from ADHD, also I do not have dandruff. So: I did gather a lot of experience and a lot of feedback to make the app just right, also from a few doctors. The verdict is, if you… > Hyperfocus on entering many alerts and plans instead of getting things done. > Think you only need a few hours sleep each night. > Expect help from an app that shocks you awake by hard-locking your phone with hyperloud ringing, demanding you solve some maths. Then, do not use the app thinking it will cure you of anything on its own, get help then come back, set up a few cool categories for alerts and plans, some funky prompts and memos, and enjoy! Best is you try it…. I did not bother setting up some predatory revenue model, and don’t have time for freemium users. That’s the deal: it’s not "fake-free" like the others, it's a one time purchase, because the filter is

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