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Case study
A planning app for tomorrow
Domani is a live iOS and Android app built around one small evening ritual: decide what matters tomorrow before the day begins.
Why we made it
We wanted planning to feel lighter
Most productivity apps we tried came with a tradeoff: too much setup, an endless backlog, or a daily list that grew faster than it could be finished.
Domani started with a smaller idea. Plan tomorrow in the evening, choose the one thing that matters most, and make an active decision about anything that carries forward.
Real production UI
The Today screen
The Today view keeps the hierarchy simple: overall progress, one visible top priority, and the rest of the day organized with category and priority cues.
- Tonight
Plan before the day begins
It’s easier to plan tomorrow the night before than in the middle of a busy morning.
- One thing
Pick one priority
A single top-priority task stays separate while categories organize the rest.
- Tomorrow
Carry forward on purpose
Tasks only carry forward when someone decides they still matter. Progress analytics make longer-term patterns easier to see.
Shared ownership
Shared decisions, clear responsibility
I own Domani with a friend who is a UX designer. We make the product and design decisions together, and I carry the engineering work through development, releases, analytics, and production support.
What exists now
What’s live and what we’re considering
Shipped
- Evening planning for the following day
- One top-priority task
- Task categories
- Intentional task rollover
- Progress analytics
Exploring
- Nested checklists
- Bullet lists
- Planning templates
Production snapshot
Early production signals
A dated snapshot of real product use as of September 2, 2026. These numbers establish that Domani is live and used; they are not presented as a growth or conversion claim.
current task records
238 are complete, representing 37.1% of current task records.
monthly / weekly active users
Unique people who recorded at least one event during the previous rolling 30 or 7 days.
sessions in 30 days
An average of 2.9 sessions per identified monthly active user.
recorded lifetime transactions
Four App Store and four Play Store transactions; seven granted access and no refunds were recorded.
Production Supabase, PostHog, and RevenueCat webhook ledger / September 2, 2026