My Calendy

the Cognitive Calendar

My Calendy is designed around you to organize your tasks and activities based on your cognitive abilities, enhancing your efficiency and productivity.

My Calendy doesn't just tell you when to do something, it tells you what to do when. By understanding your fluctuating cognitive abilities, it aligns your tasks accordingly. Need analytical thinking? My Calendy schedules that for when your brain is sharpest. Creative writing? It plans that for when your imagination is soaring. It's like having a personal productivity coach whispering in your ear, guiding you towards peak performance hour by hour.

Cognitive Abilities

Analytical
Perceptual
Creative
Conceptual
Strategic
Administrative
Technical
Collaborative

Definitions

Break down complex information, find patterns, and draw logical conclusions.
Process and interpret details, patterns, and information.
Generate ideas and solutions in an unstructured, free-flowing manner.
Create concepts and form innovative connections between ideas.
Pivoting to use your same resources in new and beneficial ways.
Efficiently organize and manage tasks, resources, and people .
Apply specialized knowledge and skills to solve practical problems.
Work cooperatively with others to achieve shared objectives.

Examples

Puzzles, data analysis, code review for sharp mornings (peak focus).
Proofreading, image editing, design in high-acuity afternoons.
Brainstorming, writing sessions during relaxed moments (free thinking).
Quiet, distraction-free periods for strategic planning & reports.
Long-term goals, budgeting in clear mornings (future focus).
Emails, filing, data entry for lower energy, focused times.
Coding, troubleshooting during peak energy & focus periods.
Meetings, projects when energy & communication are high.

Try My Calendy

My Calendy is your personal productivity assistant capable of making the most of your time. Test it out with a question like:

"Of these four tasks that I can do over the next 45 minutes on my morning train commute, which one would I be the most efficient in? Should I: 1) read and analyze financial statements, 2) draft a conceptual summary for a new project, 3) plan my employees' tasks for the day, or 4) brainstorm creative ideas for an upcoming presentation?"

Once you signup and connect your google calendar, you'll be able to ask questions like:

"Can you rearrange my week so I can spend more focused time on my high-priority project?"

"When is the best time to write that futuristic sci-fi I have always wanted to according to my schedule?"

"If I didn't get much sleep last night, how can I adjust my schedule to not lose any productivity?"