Hand Cronus your projects, your assignments, your chores. It reasons about when each one truly belongs in the day, blocks the time on your calendar, and keeps the job inside work hours and your life inside your own.
Six gifts, each one an hour of your day taken in hand and put to use.
Not the next open slot — the right one. Cronus thinks about each task and places it where it belongs: breakfast dishes at dawn, the dinner cleanup at night, deep work when you're sharp.
Work projects, academic assignments, household chores — Cronus holds all three in one mind and one calendar instead of three scattered lists.
Two-way sync with Google Calendar and Google Sheets. Plans land where you already look, and changes flow back the moment the day shifts.
Once Cronus decides, it carves the blocks itself. You wake to a day already laid out — no dragging tiles around a grid at midnight.
A hard line between the working day (8am–4pm) and your own time. The job doesn't bleed into your evening, and the laundry doesn't crash your standup.
Feed it a PDF syllabus or a project proposal. Cronus parses out the deadlines and milestones and schedules the work backward from each one.
Cronus knows the difference between your hours and the company's — and refuses to confuse them.
Meetings, deadlines, deep-work blocks. Cronus guards this window for the job and schedules around the calls you can't move — then closes the door at four.
Errands, chores, study, rest. The demon places the rest of life in the hours that are actually yours, so nothing from the office follows you home.
Cronus is in the forge. The terms come with the summoning.
Unlike Inkubus, Cronus actually reasons — and reasoning has a price. Its pact is still being set in the forge, so we're not quoting a number we'd have to take back. Join the circle and you'll be first to hear the terms, and first through the gate when it opens.
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