Work ends here.
It reads the shape of your day — meetings, sleep, movement — finds the moment it should end, and defends your evening like it's paid to.
See the cost before you say yes.
An invite just landed.
Sprint review, 16:30–17:15 · weighed against the day you actually have.
Today, as read
Meetings 6h · slept 5h 58m · boundary 18:02
This adds 35 minutes past your boundary.
A safer reply is drafted — 25 minutes, or tomorrow 10:00. You stay the sender; nothing sends without you.
Your calendar never says stop.
14 of 20 workdays ended after 19:00 · one pilot month
What it reads
It reads your whole day.
Calendar, Slack, sleep, movement, music — read-only, in the background. It names each stretch of your day and shows today beside what this weekday usually looks like.
Then an invite arrives
It prices the ask.
A 16:30 invite, costed against the day you actually have — before you answer.
Thu 14:21 · invite: sprint review, 16:30–17:15
+35 min — past your boundary.A safer reply is drafted — nothing sends without you.
The proof
The same week, twice.
Sources & privacy
Nothing new to log.
Read-only sources — actions only where you grant them. One tap deletes everything.
Questions
The honest answers, up front.
What does unwynd connect to?
Your calendar to start — that alone gets you a real read. Add sleep (Apple Health — any wearable that syncs into it counts), movement (Strava or Hevy), and music (Last.fm) to sharpen it. You pick each one, and every connection is read-only.
Do I need a wearable?
No. A connected calendar is enough to begin. A sleep source makes the nightly call more precise — but nothing is required, and unwynd is honest about what it can and can't see.
Does it actually do anything, or just tell me?
It prices, drafts, and holds. When an invitation would push your day past its boundary, unwynd shows the cost before you answer and drafts the safer reply — decline, shorten, or move. You stay the sender; nothing sends without you. Where you've granted calendar access, it can hold your evening as a real, reversible event — not a reminder to make one — and every action is one tap to undo.
Is my data actually safe?
This is the whole point. unwynd reads metadata only — counts and timings, never the contents of your messages. Health data stays processed on your device. Everything is per-person encrypted, never sold, never used to train models, and one tap exports or permanently deletes all of it.
How often will it bother me?
Only at the edges your day actually has — a long focus stretch beginning, your energy about to fall, the wind-down. A stretch must hold for 90 minutes before it earns a name, an unnamed stretch never fires, and every kind of nudge has its own switch — off means off, immediately. No streaks-anxiety, no red badges, no 21:47 pings.
What will it cost?
£8.99 a month for Pro in the UK — one tier, no trial, no annual plan, no lifetime deal. A month costs £8.99. Price 45 minutes of your evening at your own rate. The free tier stays genuinely useful: up to 3 connected sources, 5 questions a week, and 14 days of history. Early-access members use unwynd free while the cohort runs.
When does it launch?
The first UK cohort opens soon and it's deliberately small, so the product stays honest while we learn. Join the list and you're first in line.
Early access
Your evenings are worth defending.
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