A time budget, not a calendar: a week is 168 hours, to be split across your life categories. 100% local, no account.
A calendar answers "when" — never "how much". You stack meetings without ever seeing the total, then find out afterwards that the week is full. Nobody really knows where their hours go, and the apps that claim to tell you demand an account, a server and the right to read everything.
Priovely thinks in budgets rather than schedules. You split the 168 hours of a week across your life categories; free time is not a category, it is what remains once everything else is committed. A reserved category locks its goal — sleep is not negotiable — while a flexible one only counts the time actually logged. The app covers the whole cycle: set an intention, live it to the hour, measure it, then start over better. And it never lectures: going over a goal shows nothing red. Everything is stored on the device: no account, no server, no tracker, no network request. Data only leaves on an explicit request — a readable file export, or an automatic copy dropped into your own cloud.
Help everyone see where their 168 hours really go, and spend them without guilt.
Turn time into a resource you allocate on purpose, rather than a week you merely endure. Priovely starts from a fixed total — 168 hours — and makes it visible, so everyone decides where it goes instead of noticing too late. All of it without ever asking for an account: an app that cannot read your data is an app you have nothing to entrust to.