Hour Draft Scheduler is a local day planner built around hourly time blocks on a scrollable timeline. No accounts, no syncing — everything stays on your device.
The core idea is simple: your day is laid out as a vertical timeline divided into one-hour slots. You create tasks, assign them to time blocks, and rearrange them by dragging. The timeline adjusts as you move things around, keeping your schedule readable at a glance.
On first launch, a short two-screen walkthrough shows you the basics. After that, you go straight to the planner. Tasks can be sorted by date, name, or priority depending on how you like to work. The display adapts to three view modes — compact rows, cards, or a grid layout — so the interface fits your workflow rather than the other way around.
When a time block is empty, a dashed placeholder with a plus icon appears. Tap it to add a task directly into that slot. No menus to dig through.
Settings let you choose your preferred view mode, default sort order, and toggle haptic feedback on or off. That is the full settings list — nothing hidden, nothing extra.
All data is stored locally using AsyncStorage. The app runs fully offline. There is no registration, no backend, no ads, and no in-app purchases.
Visual day planner with hourly time blocks and drag-and-drop task scheduling.