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Top-down breakdown that holds up
Goal → months → weeks → days. Every level is derived from the one above it, so the daily task you tick off today provably moves the deadline closer.
Goal → months → weeks → today
You're almost there.
Every single day.
Tell us your goal and your deadline. AI breaks it down into monthly milestones, weekly targets and a daily checklist you can actually tick off — with rest and reflection built into the plan.
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For freelancers, founders, networkers, students — and anyone who wants a life with something to show for it.
One goal. Three levels. Today's list.
The whole product lives or dies on the quality of this breakdown, so that's where we put the work.
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You set the goal and the date
"Reach A2 in German by the end of the year." That's enough. Add your rest and reflection preferences and we take it from there.
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AI builds the skeleton
Monthly milestones first — what has to be done by the end of each month for the deadline to hold. Then each month splits into weekly targets.
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You get today's checklist
Concrete tasks for today, sized to the time you actually have. Rest days and reflection blocks are items on the list, not gaps between them.
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What a breakdown looks like
Goal: reach A2 in German. Deadline: six months. One rest day a week, ten minutes of reflection daily.
- Month 1
Core vocabulary (greetings, numbers, days), pronunciation of the alphabet, the 100 most common words
- Month 2
Present tense of regular and irregular verbs, simple sentences about yourself
- Month 3
Everyday vocabulary (shops, restaurants, travel), asking questions
- Month 4
Past tense (Perfekt), longer conversations, listening to simple texts
- Month 5
Vocabulary expanded to A2 level, reading simple texts
- Month 6
Practice and prep for the exam or real conversation, full A2 recap
Month 1, broken into weeks
Full version only- 1. Alphabet, pronunciation, greetings and basic phrases
- 2. Numbers 1–100, days of the week, months
- 3. First 50 most common words + simple phrases
- 4. Another 50 words, recap the month, self-test
Week 1, Monday
Full version only- Go through the alphabet and its pronunciation (20 min)
- Learn 5 basic greetings and phrases
- 10 minutes — write down what was hardest to remember today
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What makes it different
Not another task list. A planner that actually gets you there.
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Several goals, one honest day
Your day is a fixed budget shared by every goal you're chasing. AlmostThere schedules across all of them at once, so two goals never quietly demand the same evening.
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Rest is part of the plan
Say you want one task-free day a week, or ten minutes of reflection daily — and the AI plans around it. Rest shows up as a checklist item, because a plan that ignores recovery is a plan you'll drop.
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The pace adapts to you
We track how much you actually complete. Falling behind for a couple of weeks? You'll get the choice: slow the plan down and move the date, or catch up and carry on unchanged. Nothing is ever rescheduled behind your back.
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Milestones you look forward to
Attach your own reward to each milestone — or let the AI suggest a few, sized to what you just pulled off. Something small for a weekly milestone; for the finish line, something you'll remember.
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One plan. No tiers, no upsells.
Everyone uses this for the same thing, so there's nothing to upgrade to.
179 CZK/ month
Or pay yearly and get two months free.
- Unlimited goals, planned together without collisions
- Monthly, weekly and daily breakdown for every goal
- Daily checklist with rest and reflection built in
- Adaptive re-planning when your pace changes
- Milestones with your own or AI-suggested rewards
About AI usage limits
There's a monthly cap on AI usage per account. It exists to stop abuse — a script hammering the AI to burn through our costs — not to ration normal use. No realistic use case, even with several goals running at once, comes close to it. The cap and its purpose are spelled out in the terms of service.