Monday 08:55 Everything due this week, planned before your coffee
Hetki is an auto-scheduling planner for freelancers and students. Type your tasks in plain words and it time-blocks them into the free time on your calendar, so you see a week you can actually finish. Opening soon.
A length, a day and a #project are optional. Students, try “essay draft 3h fri #hist101”.
- Task Pitch deck
- Estimate 3h
- Due Fri 23 Oct
- Project FJORD
Over two hours, so Hetki splits it into 2 sessions:
- Pitch deck (1 of 2)Mon 19 Oct, 15:00 to 16:30
- Pitch deck (2 of 2)Wed 21 Oct, 15:30 to 17:00
Tuesday 10:40 Your week, planned around what’s already booked
Client calls and lectures stay where they are. Hetki plans the rest by deadline, priority and estimate inside your working hours, and splits anything over two hours into sessions. Today’s part goes on your phone, where you tick it off and add tasks with no signal.
A sample week for a freelance designer with two clients and an evening course. The views below use it too.
Wednesday 13:10 Thursday won’t fit, and you hear it while there’s time to act
Hetki adds up each day’s free time and the work planned into it, and names the deadline at risk the moment a day overflows.
It works before you commit, too. Add a client’s six hours to this week and Hetki shows it doesn’t fit before you say yes.
Planned work against free time: Monday and Wednesday full, Tuesday and Friday with room, Thursday an hour over.
Thursday is overbooked by 1h. The Northwind proposal, due Friday, is at risk. Move a task or push the deadline.
Thursday 08:30 A fix for Thursday, applied only when you accept it
Every re-plan arrives as a proposal: what moves, from where, to where. Accept it, drag a block yourself, or lock it. Locked and past blocks never move.
Your calendar stays yours
Hetki reads Google, Outlook and iCal calendars to see when you’re busy, and writes only into its own “Hetki” calendar. Your other events are never edited or deleted, and your data stays in the EU.
Friday 17:45 Proposal sent, weekend free
Hetki does one job: your tasks, in your week. No docs, wikis, Gantt charts, team chat or AI agents to learn.
This week
23h 20m done
- Mon 19 6h
- Tue 20 4h 50m
- Wed 21 5h
- Thu 22 5h
- Fri 23 2h 30m
- Sat 24 Free
- Sun 25 Free
What it costs
- Free One calendar, the next three days
- €0
- Plus Every calendar, the whole week
- €7.99 a month billed yearly
- Student Plus, with a school email
- €3.99 a month billed yearly
Prices include VAT. Try Plus for 14 days without a card, cancel in one click, and never count credits.
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Questions about Hetki
- What is Hetki?
- Hetki is an auto-scheduling planner app. You type tasks in plain words, like “essay draft 3h fri”, and it time-blocks them into the free time on your calendar by deadline, priority and estimate, so you see a realistic plan for today and this week.
- Is Hetki an alternative to Motion?
- Yes, for one person. Hetki does what Motion is known for, planning your tasks into your calendar automatically, without the projects, docs and team features. Plus costs €7.99 a month billed yearly, students pay €3.99, and there is a free plan.
- Is Hetki a good planner for students?
- It is built for students as well as freelancers. Lectures stay where they are, assignments are planned before their deadlines, and anything over two hours, like an essay, is split into study sessions. Sign up with a school email for the Student price.
- How does Hetki help freelancers?
- It plans client work around the calls already in your calendar and warns you the moment a day overflows. Add a new client’s hours and Hetki shows whether they fit this week before you say yes.
- Does Hetki use AI?
- Planning and date parsing run on a plain algorithm that works without AI, so there are no credits or usage limits. Every re-plan is a proposal you accept, and locked blocks never move.
- Which calendars does Hetki work with?
- Google Calendar, Outlook and iCal. Hetki reads them to see when you are busy and writes only into its own “Hetki” calendar, so your other events are never edited or deleted. Your data stays in the EU.