Coming soon to iOS and Android
Plan your week. Then see what actually happened.
Every planner records what you meant to do. RM Life is the weekly planner and goal tracker that also shows what you actually did: the events you completed, the places you went, and where your hours really landed. Planned versus actual, side by side, every week.
Free trial at launch, no card needed Private by default Works with zero tracking permissions
The problem
You do not need another list. You need to see the gap.
Most people do not fail at setting goals. They fail at seeing whether their real week matched them, until the guilt shows up with no data attached.
Time is invisible
Nobody can answer "where did my 168 hours go last week?" from memory. Memory is generous. Data is not.
Trackers track taps
Habit apps only know what you tap. Skip a few days and the record just stops. It measures the app, not the week.
Plans live alone
Goals sit in one app, the calendar in another, screen time buried in settings. Nothing compares intention to outcome.
How it works
One loop: plan, live, see, adjust
RM Life connects goal tracking, weekly planning, and your real behavior in a single weekly cycle.
Set goals in four areas
Intellectual, Physical, Social, Spiritual. Time goals, count goals, or scheduled goals. A balanced week instead of one obsession.
Plan the week on a real calendar
A guided weekly planning flow turns goals into a schedule in minutes. Two-way Google Calendar sync means classes, shifts, and meetings are already there.
See what actually happened
Completed events, places you went, hours by category. A weekly review shows planned versus actual, then helps you plan the next week smarter.
Why not something else
Every alternative holds one end of the loop. RM Life holds both.
This is the honest comparison. If another tool fits your life better, use it. Here is where each one stops, and where RM Life keeps going.
| What you need | RM Life | Habit trackers | Calendar apps | Screen-time apps | Paper planners |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Plans your week on a real calendar | Yes | No | Yes | No | On paper |
| Measures what you actually did | Events, places, hours | Only what you tap | No | Phone only | No |
| Shows planned vs. actual side by side | Yes, weekly | No | No | No plan to compare | No |
| Keeps working when you stop logging | Yes, it keeps measuring | Dies in a week | Not applicable | Yes | Goes blank |
| Survives a bad Wednesday | The week absorbs it | Back to zero | Not applicable | Not applicable | Guilt in ink |
| Goals shared with a friend | Yes, per goal | Rarely | Calendars only | No | No |
| Balances whole-life areas, not one habit | Four areas | One habit at a time | No goals at all | Phone only | If you design it |
What you get
Built to close the intention-action gap
Goals in four areas
Intellectual, Physical, Social, Spiritual. Progress computes from what you actually do, not just what you say.
Guided weekly planning
A step-by-step flow every week: review your goals, schedule the week, and you are done in minutes. The ritual that keeps the loop alive.
Two-way Google Calendar sync
Your existing calendar flows in, your plans flow back, with built-in conflict handling. No double entry.
Places that log themselves
Opt in, save your gym, campus, or library, and visits count toward the right goals automatically. Off by default.
Phone time, in context
On Android, see your app hours next to the goals they displaced. Not a shame report: a decision aid.
Goals with accountability
Share a goal with a friend, see each other's progress, propose calendar events together. Goals not shared are kept private.
Private by default
Nothing is public. Sharing is per friend, per thing. Export your data or delete your account any time, from Settings.
Room for a bad day
A missed day cannot total the week. Every week is a clean restart with last week's evidence in hand.
FAQ
Every reason not to try it, answered
Battery, privacy, price, what it does when you miss a week, and who can see your goals. Straight answers, including the unflattering ones.
Who it is for
Anyone rebuilding structure
Students, graduates, and career starters
The first years where nobody hands you a schedule are the years that decide your defaults. Build the week you meant to live, and see the evidence at the end of it.
Returned missionaries
You lived the most effective weekly planning system there is, and release day took it away. RM Life started with you, and there is a page in your language.
The mission taught you to plan. Keep it.Be there for week one
RM Life is in development for iOS and Android. One email the day it launches, plus early access if we open a beta. Nothing else.