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Momentum planner
The weekly planner built around energy
Most planning tools optimise your schedule. Momentum helps you understand it. It’s a weekly planner built around energy awareness. Plan your week based on realistic capacity, adapt as things change, and reflect on how it actually felt. Over time, it reveals patterns behind overcommitment, avoidance, and burnout. Designed for people balancing full modern lives, especially those who feel overwhelmed by traditional productivity systems, including many neurodivergent users.
I’m Billie, first time poster, long time lurker here on PH. I built Momentum after noticing the same pattern in myself over and over again.
I’d start the week with a plan that looked completely reasonable. By midweek, things would start slipping. Cancelled plans, skipped workouts, tasks pushed endlessly to “tomorrow”.
The problem wasn’t motivation. It was visibility. My plans were scattered across calendars, notes apps, and to-do lists. Everything looked manageable in isolation, but there was no way to see the full picture or notice when I was stacking too much before I was already feeling it.
A few years earlier, I’d gone through burnout recovery and learned a lot about energy awareness, recovery, and compounding fatigue. I also saw similar thinking in endurance training and product sprint planning. You can only sustainably take on what you can recover from. But none of the planning tools I used reflected that.
So I built Momentum. A planner built around energy, visibility, and reflection. It helps you plan your week around realistic capacity, adapt as things change, and reflect on how things actually felt. Over time, the gaps between intention and reality start revealing useful patterns.
As I started sharing it, I noticed it resonated strongly with people who felt overwhelmed by traditional productivity systems, especially ADHD and neurodivergent users looking for something more flexible and realistic.
AI is used lightly, mainly for reflection summaries and pattern spotting. The goal isn’t to replace self-awareness, but to support it.
This started as something I needed myself. Now I’m sharing it more broadly to see who else it resonates with. If you check it out, would love to know what you think
About Momentum planner on Product Hunt
“The weekly planner built around energy”
Momentum planner was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 2 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #123 on the daily leaderboard. Most planning tools optimise your schedule. Momentum helps you understand it. It’s a weekly planner built around energy awareness. Plan your week based on realistic capacity, adapt as things change, and reflect on how it actually felt. Over time, it reveals patterns behind overcommitment, avoidance, and burnout. Designed for people balancing full modern lives, especially those who feel overwhelmed by traditional productivity systems, including many neurodivergent users.
On the analytics side, Momentum planner competes within Productivity, Task Management and Calendar — topics that collectively have 767.7k followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how Momentum planner performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
Who hunted Momentum planner?
Momentum planner was hunted by Billie Gray. A “hunter” on Product Hunt is the community member who submits a product to the platform — uploading the images, the link, and tagging the makers behind it. Hunters typically write the first comment explaining why a product is worth attention, and their followers are notified the moment they post. Around 79% of featured launches on Product Hunt are self-hunted by their makers, but a well-known hunter still acts as a signal of quality to the rest of the community. See the full all-time top hunters leaderboard to discover who is shaping the Product Hunt ecosystem.
For a complete overview of Momentum planner including community comment highlights and product details, visit the product overview.
Billie Gray
Hey Product Hunt,
I’m Billie, first time poster, long time lurker here on PH.
I built Momentum after noticing the same pattern in myself over and over again.
I’d start the week with a plan that looked completely reasonable. By midweek, things would start slipping. Cancelled plans, skipped workouts, tasks pushed endlessly to “tomorrow”.
The problem wasn’t motivation. It was visibility.
My plans were scattered across calendars, notes apps, and to-do lists. Everything looked manageable in isolation, but there was no way to see the full picture or notice when I was stacking too much before I was already feeling it.
A few years earlier, I’d gone through burnout recovery and learned a lot about energy awareness, recovery, and compounding fatigue. I also saw similar thinking in endurance training and product sprint planning. You can only sustainably take on what you can recover from. But none of the planning tools I used reflected that.
So I built Momentum. A planner built around energy, visibility, and reflection.
It helps you plan your week around realistic capacity, adapt as things change, and reflect on how things actually felt. Over time, the gaps between intention and reality start revealing useful patterns.
As I started sharing it, I noticed it resonated strongly with people who felt overwhelmed by traditional productivity systems, especially ADHD and neurodivergent users looking for something more flexible and realistic.
AI is used lightly, mainly for reflection summaries and pattern spotting. The goal isn’t to replace self-awareness, but to support it.
This started as something I needed myself. Now I’m sharing it more broadly to see who else it resonates with.
If you check it out, would love to know what you think