Slowly — Time to Start
I have to leave by 11 o'clock, but what time should I start?
20 minutes for a shower, 30 minutes for breakfast, 10 minutes for getting dressed... I add it up in my head every time and end up being late.
Sleul counts in reverse.
It calculates backward from the deadline and gives you a single answer: "You can start at 9:25."
This means you can take your time until then.
■ An app that tells you to subtract when you have too much time
If you are short on time, it doesn't just stop at saying "You have too much time."
It lets you choose the combination to subtract, such as "It's right if you subtract reading."
If you mark essential schedules as mandatory, it won't tell you to skip them.
■ What It Doesn't Have
There are no statistics, no "grass" (a virtual reality app), no consecutive days, and no motivational messages.
There isn't even a completion checkbox.
Sleul is not an app that monitors habits; it is a clock that tells you when to start and lets you relax until then.
**Sleul** ■ For Those Who
· Get tired of calculating what time to wake up every morning
· Always miscalculate the time to get ready and end up being late
· Feel that task apps are too heavy and alarms ring too late
■ Features
· Start time calculated backwards from the deadline
· Flexible time for each schedule (like 30 minutes + 5 minutes)
· Recommended combinations to remove when schedules overflow
· Adjust for today only (reverts to original tomorrow)
· Multiple schedules (Morning · Outing · Weekend Gathering)
· Repeat by day of the week
· Start time notifications
· Status bar notifications while in progress
· Home screen widget
· Light / Dark
· 4 palettes
· Works without internet, no account, no ads
■ Pricing
It is completely free. No ads, no subscriptions, and no accounts.
Slowly—time to start. Calculate backwards from the deadline and tell me what time to start. Getting ready to go out, morning routine, avoiding tardiness.