The human-driven planner.
We lead from the front: honest, transparent, supportive, always. Dune Seven doesn’t ask you to bend to a system. It’s guided by you, and it flows with you.
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We use AI where it helps and nowhere else. You are always the one deciding, never the one being managed. That’s what brings the walls down, one at a time: ADHD, neurodivergence, burnout, shift work, the postpartum fog. Not because we fixed you. You were never the thing that needed fixing. You have real feelings and real strengths, and here there is room made for both. We keep Dune Seven human.
Built by two parents on different sides of the world.
Dune Seven began in 2019 as a paper planner Angela Kocek made for herself, an emergency services worker and Navy veteran, working out how to function while shift work, motherhood and her own moving capacity kept redrawing the week.
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Building it began at home. We looked first here in Australia, and the lesson that came back wasn’t about development at all. It was about purpose. Dune Seven can’t be built as someone’s line item. It has to be built by someone who knows why it exists. So we kept searching until we found alignment, and we found more of it than we could have hoped for.
His name is Abdullah, and he builds every screen: a father on the other side of the world, working around his own family and his own competing priorities. Between us sits a time difference that leaves the tiniest window to talk in real time. It has never mattered once. We both know exactly what Dune Seven is for: to keep it human, because you are.
Dune Seven is built in Angela’s personal capacity and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to her employer.
An AI planner that doesn’t decide for you.
Plenty of apps now call themselves AI planners. Most mean an algorithm that rearranges your day and expects you to keep up. Dune Seven is the other kind.
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You choose your energy. You set what matters. Where AI appears at all, turning a task that has become a wall into three to five steps you can start, it supports the decision you already made. It never makes it for you.
★★★★★
“Finally I’ve found an app that is free but also targets exactly how my brain functions.”
App Store review, September 2026
Five ways in.
- ADHD and executive dysfunctionPlanning paralysis, time blindness, task initiation. Designed around them, not in spite of them.
- Mental loadYou’re already running the household in your head. This reduces what you have to hold.
- Burnout and overwhelmFor when the to-do list itself has become the thing you can’t face.
- PostpartumBuilt out of a real postpartum experience. Plan for where you actually are.
- Shift work and rostersYour week doesn’t start on Monday. Built by shift workers, so it doesn’t here either.