Mohammad Mahdi Abedi

I've been obsessed with productivity systems since my early twenties — not as an aesthetic, but as a genuine problem. I wanted to do meaningful work without the constant anxiety that I was forgetting something important, falling behind, or spending my best hours on the wrong things.

I tried everything. Notion templates, time blocking, GTD, OKRs, habit trackers, Pomodoro apps. They all helped a little. None solved the core problem: the gap between knowing what matters and actually protecting time for it.

TimeManager is my attempt to build the tool I always wanted — a scheduling engine that understands how I work, automatically plans my days around my priorities and energy, and connects my tasks, habits, and goals into a single coherent system. Not another to-do list. A productivity OS.

I'm building this fully in public. No VC funding, no growth hacking — just writing code, sharing the process, and talking to people who care about doing their best work.