Ready Time
You know what you need to do. Ready Time tells you when.
You're not choosing to stay up late. You're stuck. The scroll, the one more episode, the project you suddenly need to organize. It's not that you don't want to sleep. It's that nothing in your brain is saying "now." Backward planning creates that signal.
After a day of doing what you're supposed to do, nighttime feels like the only time that's yours. So you guard it, even at the cost of tomorrow. The problem is that "I'll go to bed soon" doesn't have a start time. Without one, "soon" becomes "eventually" becomes 1:30 AM and your alarm is in five hours.
Ready Time sends a notification when it's time to start your wind-down, not when it's time to be in bed. Close the laptop at 10:00. Brush teeth at 10:15. Read for 15 minutes. Lights out at 10:45. When the first notification fires, you don't have to decide anything. You just follow the next step.
Ready Time
You know what you need to do. Ready Time tells you when.
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