Feature Arena

You decide what we build next

Two ideas enter, one gets built. Read both, back the one you want in Fezer, and watch the rope move. When the clock runs out the winner goes into development.

Voting open

What should we build next?

Two ideas from the roadmap. The winner goes straight into development.

Closes Sep 7, 1:54 PM

Side A
Calendar sync
Side B
Weekly review
50% · 12 votes1 · 50%
Side A

Calendar sync

Pull your existing calendar into the timeline so meetings and plans finally live in one place.

Read-only to begin with: events show up as fixed blocks you plan around.

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Side B

Weekly review

A ten-minute guided review that turns last week of tracked time into next week of plans.

Built on Compare, so it uses data you already have.

Voting open

Where should Fezer show up next?

Fezer is a phone app today. The next screen it lives on is up to you.

Closes Sep 8, 6:25 PM

Side A
Fezer on your wrist
Side B
Fezer on your desktop
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Side A

Fezer on your wrist

An Apple Watch and Wear OS app: the current commitment on your watch face, and start or end tracking without reaching for your phone.

The watch is where a glance costs nothing. Complications for what is live now, a tap to begin and end, and the day syncing back to your phone.

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Side B

Fezer on your desktop

A Mac and web companion for the part of planning that wants a keyboard and a big screen: laying out the week, reviewing where the time went.

Read and plan on the desktop, track on the phone. Your data would still live on your devices, not on a server.

Voting open

One calendar, or many?

Two ways to cover the parts of life a single day plan keeps missing.

Closes Sep 11, 6:25 PM

Side A
Calendars for the rest of life
Side B
Shared calendars, with an account
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Side A

Calendars for the rest of life

Calendar types beyond the day plan: a payment calendar for bills and renewals, a kids calendar for school and pickups, each with its own rules.

A bill repeats monthly and wants a reminder, not a time block. A child’s week wants to be read at a glance. Same timeline, different shapes on it.

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Side B

Shared calendars, with an account

Sign in once and share a calendar with a partner, a family or a team, so the plan everyone depends on lives in one place.

This is the bigger change: Fezer has never had accounts. Everything you write would still stay on your device unless you deliberately share it.

Voting open

How should tomorrow get planned?

Both of these save the same ten minutes. They disagree about how.

Closes Sep 14, 6:25 PM

Side A
Say it and it is scheduled
Side B
Day templates
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Side A

Say it and it is scheduled

Type or dictate the day in one line, "gym 7 to 8, deep work till 11, school run at 3", and watch the blocks lay themselves out.

Fastest for a day you already have in your head. Parsed on your device, so the sentence never leaves your phone.

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Side B

Day templates

Build a good day once and drop it onto any date. A working Tuesday, a travel day, a weekend with the kids, all saved and reusable.

Fastest for a day you have lived a hundred times. Adjust after dropping it; the template stays as you saved it.

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  • A win means the feature goes to the front of the queue, not that the other idea is thrown away.