Most plans break for the same reason.

Things take longer than you think. So you fit too much in, fall behind by lunch, and spend the rest of the day catching up. It's not a discipline problem. It's an estimation problem.

The pattern is always the same.

You estimate 30 minutes. It takes an hour. You plan for six tasks. Three fit. You reschedule what didn't get done and promise yourself tomorrow will be different.

It won't be — unless the estimates change.

TODO Better closes the gap.

Estimating time accurately is genuinely hard. Nobody does it well by instinct. The difference is whether anything catches the mistake before it wrecks your plan.

This tool compares what you estimated to what actually happened. When your guess is off, it flags it — so your next plan is built on real numbers instead of optimistic ones.

Your schedule gets built around how much time you actually have. Not how much you wish you had.

What changes.

You stop fitting 10 hours of work into a 6-hour day.

You stop being surprised when things run over.

Your plans start working — not because they're perfect, but because they're honest about what fits.