Ready Time
You know what you need to do. Ready Time helps you know when to start.
Most flight stress lives in the two hours before you fly. Did I pack everything? How bad is security? What if there's traffic? A backward plan doesn't erase those worries. It turns each one into a scheduled step, which is usually enough to keep you moving.
Two hours early for what? Leaving the house? Arriving at the airport? Getting through security? The generic advice doesn't account for the 30 minutes of packing, the 40-minute drive, or the TSA line that's 15 minutes on Tuesday and 90 minutes on Friday. You need a plan that starts from gate close and works backward through every real step.
Ready Time starts at the one time that's fixed: when the gate closes. From there it subtracts boarding, security buffer, the drive, loading the car, and packing. You get a notification for each step. The first one, "start packing," is where you begin. Everything after that is following the plan.
If the flight is on your calendar, Ready Time can fill in the destination from the event. Make the drive a travel step, choose driving, and Apple Maps times the route to the terminal.
Change where you're leaving from or how you're getting there, and every step before the drive shifts with it.
One person usually holds the whole day in their head and everyone else asks. Give the group the leave time and the two or three steps in front of it and the questions stop. Share the plan and it lands on their phone with its own alerts, so a partner packing in another room is working from the same 9:50 you are. Whoever is driving you can have it too, since the airport run is their deadline as much as yours.
Get a nudge at the right moment, while there's still time to act.
Each step gets its own alert, so you know what's next and how long you have.
“I get so tired of counting backward to when I should start my task. This app is the solution.”App Store review
Ready Time
You know what you need to do. Ready Time helps you know when to start.