Tasks, projects, time tracking, habits, goals, notes, and a daily journal — designed as one tool, not nine stitched together. Zympl has the depth of a real system and the quiet of a blank page.
14 days free, everything unlocked ·
Then $3.99/month · Cancel anytime
Today
July 5, 2026
Client proposal — first draft
Deep work·1h 05m
Review the design handoff
Deep work
Reply to Sarah about invoices
Work
Evening run — 5k easy
Health
Read 20 pages
Reading
Morning pages
Personal·25m
One app, one subscription
Planner
A task lands on today the moment you type it. Tag a project with @, set it to repeat, drag it to another day. Start a timer on anything. Done tasks quietly settle to the bottom. Nothing to configure before you can begin.
Today
July 5, 2026
Client proposal — first draft
Deep work·1h 05m
Review the design handoff
Deep work
Reply to Sarah about invoices
Work
Evening run — 5k easy
Health
Read 20 pages
Reading
Morning pages
Personal·25m
Notes
A notes tab with real structure: folders, sub-folders, and plain markdown that saves as you type. The notes you already wrote on a task, a habit, a project or a day are gathered here too — so nothing you jotted in passing stays buried in the day it belonged to.
Notes
Entity notes and your own
Smart folders
My notes
Time
Every timer you start lands on a timeline of your day — no separate tracker, no reconciling two apps at week's end. Zympl shows the honest picture: totals by day, by project, by task.
Timeline
When you spent time
Morning pages
8:00 · 25m
Research & outline
9:00 · 2h
Invoices
11:15 · 40m
Client proposal — first draft
12:30 · running
Reports
Time tracked across tasks and projects
Total
26h 40m
Top project
Deep work · 11h 20m
This week
By project
Habits & goals
Habits by count or by time, on whatever schedule fits — with reminders and streaks that encourage rather than scold. Goals turn intention into a time target: four focused hours a day, ten hours a week on what matters.
Today
July 5, 2026
Morning pages
Every day
Read 20 pages
Every day · 12 / 20
Meditate
Every day · 10m / 15m · ⏰ 07:00
No phone after 10
Every day
Goals
Daily, weekly, monthly, and lifetime time targets
Overall
Total time across every task and project
Daily
Weekly
Projects
Weekly
Journal
One entry per day, right beside your plan. Plain markdown — headings, lists, checkboxes — no toolbar, no ceremony. Write a line or a page; it saves as you type.
Today
July 5, 2026
A quiet, useful day.
Two clear hours on the proposal before anything else was allowed to open. Everything after arranged itself around that — which is the whole trick, and the thing I keep having to relearn.
Reply to Sarah about invoices
Tomorrow: same two hours, same order.
Calm by design
Restraint is the hardest thing to build and the first thing you feel. Every screen in Zympl follows the same three rules.
Color carries meaning, never decoration — a project, a running timer, a day completed. Everything else is warm paper and ink.
Hierarchy comes from size and weight, not boxes and dividers. Fewer lines on the screen, more room to think.
No workspaces to architect, no templates to choose, no properties to define. Open it and write down the first thing.
Day & night
Dark mode isn't an inverted palette — it's a second set of warm charcoals, a lifted accent, and hairline borders instead of glare, tuned so the app reads exactly the same at midnight as it does at nine in the morning. It follows your system automatically.
Today
July 5, 2026
Client proposal — first draft
Deep work·1h 05m
Review the design handoff
Deep work
Reply to Sarah about invoices
Work
Evening run — 5k easy
Health
Read 20 pages
Reading
Morning pages
Personal·25m
Today
July 5, 2026
Client proposal — first draft
Deep work·1h 05m
Review the design handoff
Deep work
Reply to Sarah about invoices
Work
Evening run — 5k easy
Health
Read 20 pages
Reading
Morning pages
Personal·25m
Independent software
Zympl began where a lot of good tools begin: a paper notebook that worked better than every app I tried. Paper never asked me to design a workspace before I could write down a task — it just held the day. Zympl is that page, given a memory. Reminders, timers, streaks, and an honest record of where the week went.
There is no roadmap by committee here, no growth team bolting on a feature because a competitor shipped one. Every screen is something I use daily and refine until it earns its place. What doesn't earn its place gets taken out again.
Your subscription pays for exactly one thing: the continued making of this. No ads, no investors, no attention to sell.
— Ajay
Maker of Zympl
Pricing
No tiers, no seats, no feature gates, no add-ons waiting behind an upgrade button. Every part of Zympl — and everything that ships next — for less than a coffee a month.
Membership
One subscription covers every feature today — and every app as it ships.
Just $2.50/mo, billed annually
Billed monthly, cancel anytime
14 days free, then your plan. Cancel anytime.
All of it. Fourteen days of the complete app with nothing held back, so you can plan real weeks in it before you decide.
Nothing changes for you. Everyone who joined during the free early period keeps full access at no cost, exactly as promised.
No. One plan is the whole design. New features join the plan you already have instead of becoming a reason to charge you again.
They're in development, and they're included. Your subscription covers Zympl on every platform it reaches — no separate purchase.
Fourteen days, everything unlocked. If Zympl isn't the calmest place your day has ever lived, cancel and you've lost nothing but an afternoon.