Plan
Personal context and AI-assisted scheduling help turn priorities into time on the calendar.
RIZE
Native iOS app · AI planning · product website
An execution system
for real days.
iOS product design · Swift development · AI planning · web experience
RIZE brings planning, routines, learning and adaptation into one place.
The product starts with a simple question: how can an ambitious person turn what they want to do into a day they can actually follow? RIZE combines a native planner with AI-assisted schedules, expert routines, challenges and short books.
The point is not to copy someone else’s life perfectly. It is to use useful ideas, personal context and a schedule that can move when real life does.
01
Build a day that fits the person using it.
Personal context · AI planning · flexible schedule
Good planning starts with context.
RIZE first asks about goals, lifestyle and personal preferences. That gives the planning experience a useful starting point before a routine is suggested or a calendar is filled.
The AI planning flow turns that context into a practical schedule. It gives the person a starting structure, while keeping the plan editable when their priorities change.
A schedule should help when the day changes, not become another thing to maintain.
People can move or edit activities, then use rescheduling to find a better place for what did not happen. That makes the plan flexible enough to survive a late meeting, a trip or a missed habit.
02
Turn useful examples into a routine of your own.
Expert modes · one-week experiments · personalisation
Learn from the best, then make it yours.
The expert library lets people explore routines and systems associated with familiar high performers. Someone can try an approach for a week, use it as a prompt for their own schedule, and keep what works.
Personalisation keeps the product grounded in the individual. RIZE can adapt the plan around what the person needs rather than treating a famous routine as a universal answer.
03
Make progress feel active, not abstract.
Challenges · short books · daily momentum
A challenge gives a goal a shape.
Challenges create a focused run at a personal goal, with the activities and progress visible in the same place. They give people a clear period to commit, then a simple way to see how they are getting on.
Short books add another layer to the product: ideas to read and use, without leaving the app or turning the experience into a separate learning platform.
04
Give the product a public home that explains the system.
Product marketing · AI showcase · learning content
The website makes the product understandable before the download.
The homepage introduces RIZE as a focused daily-planning product, then gives visitors a clear route into the app. It uses the product’s central idea—structure a day around the person—to connect the value proposition with the interface.
The supporting pages create room for learning, pricing and contact without taking attention away from the app itself.
Show the AI working before asking people to believe in it.
The interactive desktop showcase lets a visitor explore different people, books and personal context, then see how those inputs can inform a schedule. It makes the product’s core idea tangible: inspiration becomes a plan that has room for the individual.
This is a clear explanation of the experience, rather than a claim that one routine will work for everyone.
Keep a direct route to the team.
The contact page gives people a simple way to ask questions or start a conversation after they have explored the product.
One app for turning good intentions into a plan that can keep up.
Adapt
Editing and rescheduling keep the plan useful when a real day refuses to go to plan.
Build
Expert routines, challenges and short books create more ways to learn, test and progress.
Every part of RIZE, in view.
From the first plan to the public product story.