Liminal Ascent 1
“Ease in, don't force it.”
ChronoPersona reads your circadian rhythm from a single wake time, then plans your day around its natural peaks and troughs. Deep work gets timed to your 90-minute focus cycles, so effort lands where your biology can actually carry it.
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Your energy, mapped from one wake time
Two peaks, two troughs, four transitions
One day, eight versions of you
From the first groggy hour after waking to the evening wind-down, each window has its own biology and its own strengths. The map plans around all eight.
“Ease in, don't force it.”
“Strike while it's hot.”
“Coast, eat, connect.”
“Rest is the work right now.”
“Catch the second wind.”
“Create, go nonlinear.”
“Begin the descent.”
“Power down.”
A day-architecture system
ChronoMap
Your wake time anchors eight phase windows across an energy curve. Tap any phase to see what it's good for and the sequence you've placed in it.
Flow Block
One 90-minute wave: settle in, focus in bouts, release with a guided breath, then recover. It paces the work without turning into a timer to beat.
Protocols & Templates
Build reusable protocols like morning sequences, deep work, or resets, then place them into day templates that can claim their own weekdays. Monday knows it's a Gym Day.
Rhythm
Two taps a night add up to your real rhythm: your social jet lag, your sleep pressure, and where your deepest focus tends to land. It reads all of it from how you actually live, no quiz required.
The careful part
Circadian rhythms are among the best-established findings in biology. The minute-by-minute hacks sold by productivity culture are not, and ChronoPersona keeps the two apart. It shows you the evidence, names where interpretation begins, and runs a small experiment so your own pattern can overrule the average.
How we writeMiss a night and nothing breaks. The map reads your rhythm from whatever you log.
Your plan is a starting guess. You try it against real days and adjust what doesn’t fit.
The afternoon trough is for recovering. When it’s time to rest, the app says so.
Pricing
The ChronoMap is free, forever. Pro lets you reshape your wave and read your rhythm back, for $4.99/mo or $39/yr.
The field guide
A practical, evidence-aware way to place demanding work, lighter tasks, and recovery across the natural rises and dips of a real day.
Read the guideChronotype runs on a continuous scale rather than two boxes: where your body clock prefers to sit on the 24-hour dial, how much of it is genetic, and how to read yours from real days.
Read the guideThe recurring gap between your body clock and your alarm clock: how it is measured with free-day midsleep, what the health research does and does not show, and the levers that close it.
Read the guideTwo minutes to start
Map eight phases, place your first protocol, and ride a 90-minute wave. Free, and yours wherever you sign in.