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Plan your week around your energy, not just your time.
Piero is a gentle weekly planner for women with a lot on their plates — built with evidence-based techniques so you can empty your head, check in with your energy, and shape a week with room to grow without burning out.
Free while in beta. No payment.
Today
Start with energy and one intention
Focus
Protect the time you already chose
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Wednesday, 10 September
Good morning
How is your energy?
Today’s intention
Make steady progress and protect my focus.
Already in your day
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45 min · High focus
Most tools help you do more.
Few help you do what matters.
Endless task lists. Red “overdue” badges. Streaks that guilt you into burnout. Most planning tools assume unlimited energy and infinite focus.
Piero starts from a different question: not “how much can you fit in,” but “what’s worth your attention today?”
Notice. Choose. Act.
How Piero works.
01
Notice
Check in with your energy before you commit to anything. Very low, moderate, or high — Piero helps you plan a day you can actually live, not just survive.
02
Choose
Capture everything on your mind in one place. Then set one daily intention and pick the few commitments that fit today — instead of treating the whole Inbox as today’s work.
03
Act
Get one clear next step, then place it on the day and start a focus session. No overwhelming dumps. No guilt for what’s still undone.
Your week, with care built in.
Piero is a weekly rhythm — not another endless task list. Each ritual translates evidence-based techniques into something you can actually use in a busy week.
Energy Week ritual
Each week, brain-dump what’s on your mind, check in with your energy, and place Light to Heavy tasks on a week you can actually live — using implementation intentions (if-then planning) and behavioural activation (small, energising steps) from the research literature.
“When I feel lost” reset
A short pause when the week feels heavy, drawing on cognitive techniques used in CBT — such as naming what’s loud and reframing the next step — so you can return without pretending you have infinite focus.
Monthly cycles & Wheel of Life
Zoom out once a month: three projects that matter now, and a Wheel of Life check-in rooted in positive psychology and values clarification — so work doesn’t quietly crowd out the rest of your life.
Reflect & celebrating wins
Gentle reflection after focus, plus a Celebrating space for wins you’d usually skip — informed by positive psychology (strengths and savouring) and self-compassion practices from the research, not streaks or scores.
Protect attention,
don’t fill it.
Everyday planning features, shaped by evidence-based techniques — energy check-ins, one clear intention, and focus time without gamified pressure.
A day with a direction
Begin with one intention, then see Today’s commitments beside your timeboxes — not a calendar with no compass.
Energy-aware planning
Check in before you commit. Low energy nudges a lighter day and shorter breaks. Piero does not rewrite your calendar for you.
A calm task inbox
Capture without pressure. Nothing becomes a commitment until you choose it. What isn’t scheduled stays held — not a failure.
A week you can see
Place the work you choose on the week, and leave open time visible. What stays unscheduled remains in Inbox.
Reflection over perfection
After a focus session, note what happened: steady progress, needed more time, or stop here — not a streak, and not a score.
Less pressure.
More choice.
Typical
Piero
Red overdue alerts
Plans can change — Inbox holds the rest
Task lists with no context
An intention first, then the work that fits
One-size-fits-all schedule
An energy check-in before you commit
Streaks and guilt
Self-compassionate language
More features, more noise
One clear next action
Calm on purpose.
Evidence-based techniques, not hype.
Piero’s rituals draw on published methods from behaviour change, motivation, and wellbeing research — including implementation intentions, behavioural activation, self-compassion, and recovery-oriented break design — translated into a quiet planning workspace you control.
Piero is not therapy or medical care, and these techniques describe how the product is designed — not guaranteed outcomes for any user.
Questions
- What science is Piero built on?
- Piero brings together evidence-based techniques from several research areas — not a single “one trick” formula. Some flows are inspired by cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT), for example thought reframing in “When I feel lost”. Others draw on positive psychology — celebrating wins, strengths, and the Wheel of Life as a values check-in. Weekly planning uses implementation intentions (if-then planning) and behavioural activation (small, energising actions). Reflection and breaks lean on self-compassion and recovery-oriented break research. These describe the methods behind the product; Piero does not claim to be clinically proven or to treat or prevent stress, burnout, or any condition.
- Who is Piero for?
- Women with a lot on their plates — work, study, care, creative projects — who want to grow without burning out. Piero is a planning workspace, not therapy or medical care.
- How much does it cost?
- Piero is not on sale yet. Join the waitlist for invite-only early access; we’ll email when you can try it. There is no payment to join the list.
- How do you use my email and data?
- Waitlist emails are only used to tell you when Piero opens and to send list-related messages. You can unsubscribe anytime. See our Privacy policy for full details on storage, GDPR rights, and cookieless analytics.
- Is Piero therapy or mental health treatment?
- No. Piero is a planner that applies evidence-based techniques from the research literature. It does not diagnose, treat, or prevent burnout, anxiety, or any medical condition. If you need clinical support, please talk to a qualified professional.
- Web or mobile?
- Piero is a web app that works in your browser today. Native apps may come later; waitlist members hear first.
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