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Work · August 25, 2026

Limbool Planner

Your role-based daily planner - free, in your language.

What it does

Most planners start from a blank page. Limbool starts from you. Pick your role, get a ready-made plan, and keep the rest of the day in one calm place: tasks, habits, mood, notes, money, occasions, and reminders. It works in your language, timezone, and calendar. Dark and light mode. Use it in the browser or install it as a PWA. Everything is free to start no paywall on day one. Try it for one day and see if your other apps still need to stay open.

Daily planning around your role, with habit tracking, finance, and smart reminders in one simple space.

Daily planning based on your role, with habits, money tracking, and smart reminders — in one simple place. Hit your routines each day and the chart grows — motivation sticks. See today's tasks, routines, mood, and progress at a glance — without the clutter. Log income, expenses, and purchases for a clear picture of your cash flow. Limbool Planner is a Persian daily planner for people who want work, habits, mood, and money in one place. Pick your role for a starter plan, change it anytime, and with reminders plus mobile install, less falls through the cracks. Install the web app so it opens like a real app; push reminders are ready too. If only a shortcut was created, open the install guide…from planner.limbool.com

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