Tjime review
A time-blocking planner with AI scheduling and workload insights for iOS.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Tjime is a daily planning app for iPhone and iPad that brings calendar events and to-do items into one timeline. Its approach centers on time-blocking, with features for workload and burnout predictions, Focus sessions, daily reflections, mood ratings, and dark mode. It is aimed at students, professionals, founders, and parents who need a structured view of busy days and want planning to account for workload as well as tasks.
The free plan covers the core planning workflow: a unified calendar and to-do timeline, Focus mode, daily reflection, burnout predictions, and Google Calendar sync. Tjime Pro costs $11.99 per month or $49.99 per year and adds AI Plan My Day scheduling, advanced burnout analytics, and priority updates. The paid tier is most relevant for people who want automated scheduling rather than manual time-blocking, while the free plan is a practical starting point for calendar-centered daily planning.
Tjime’s ecosystem fit is focused rather than broad. It supports Google Calendar synchronization and Apple Screen Time, with Focus sessions able to block selected distracting apps. That combination suits iPhone and iPad users who want planning and distraction controls in one mobile workflow. The main constraint is its iOS-only availability, so it is not a fit for people who need a cross-platform planner. Choose Tjime for workload-aware time blocking, reflections, and focused mobile planning; choose an alternative if wider platform support or a lower-cost AI planning tier matters more.
Tjime pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Combines calendar events and tasks in one time-blocked timeline
- Predicts workload and burnout while supporting daily reflections
- Focus sessions can block selected distracting apps
- Where it doesn't
- Available on iOS devices only
- AI planning and advanced analytics require the Pro plan
- Pro costs $11.99 per month or $49.99 per year
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