Module 09 — Time Block Engine

Stop filling your calendar. Start engineering your time.

A full calendar can still be a badly allocated day.

The Time Block Engine helps you see what your scheduled hours are actually doing — not just where they went.

Log the blocks that make up your day, classify each one as focused work, recovery, routine operations, or friction, and record how much time it consumed.

The analytics then show how much of your schedule actually supported high-value focus — and where your time was being lost.

What You'll Get

Time Block Ledger

Log the real blocks consuming your day, including when they happened, how long they lasted, and what you actually did.

Four Attention States

Classify every block as Peak Focus, Buffer Recovery, Baseline Ops, or Friction Drain — deep work, deliberate recovery, routine operations, or avoidable attention loss. These are the four actual states implemented in M09.

Total Scheduled Time

See how much time you've actually logged across the day instead of relying on how busy the schedule looked.

Attention Capital Index

See the proportion of logged blocks allocated to Peak Focus. In the current implementation, ACI is calculated from Peak Focus blocks relative to total blocks.

Attention State Composition

See how your logged blocks are distributed between focus, recovery, routine operations, and friction.

Friction Drain Detection

Track attention-negative blocks. If Friction Drain blocks outnumber Peak Focus blocks, M09 flags the schedule as high liability / at risk.

Real-Time Analytics

Every edit to the Time Block Ledger automatically recalculates the analytics dashboard.

Local Auto-Save

Your ledger and session information save locally in your browser.

Built For

• University and medical students

• Professionals

• Entrepreneurs

• Creators

• Knowledge workers

• Anyone whose calendar is full but cannot clearly tell whether their time is being allocated well

Why I Built It

Traditional time blocking only tells you where your hours are scheduled.

I wanted something that also showed whether those hours were being used at the right cognitive level.

The Time Block Engine was built to expose the difference between simply filling a calendar and deliberately allocating time — and make that allocation measurable.