Ready Time
You know what you need to do. Ready Time tells you when.
You volunteered to host. Now you're staring at a turkey recipe, two side dishes you've never made, and a living room that needs furniture rearranged. The hard part isn't any one task. It's that the cooking, the setup, and getting yourself ready all share the same afternoon. One timeline puts each piece in order so you're not improvising at 4 PM.
A Friendsgiving host is also the chef, the bartender, the decorator, and the person who has to look like they haven't been in the kitchen since noon. Recipes tell you how long the food takes. They don't account for rearranging the living room, setting up a drink station, or showering before anyone arrives. Every task is competing for the same hours.
Set your deadline to when guests arrive. Ready Time works backward through the turkey, the sides, the oven handoff, the table setup, and the part where you finally change out of your cooking clothes. Each step gets a concrete start time. Follow it through the afternoon and you open the door looking like someone who has their life together. Even if you were basting a turkey forty minutes ago.
Ready Time
You know what you need to do. Ready Time tells you when.