TimeBite + Creating Your Reality
TimeBite turns intention into scheduled, measurable action on your Mac. The Creating Your Reality planner gives you somewhere to step back from the screen, see the whole year at once, and decide what the next quarter is actually for.
TimeBite is in private beta on macOS. The planner is a concept — designed, not yet printed, and not for sale.
Two products
They do different jobs on purpose. The app is where a plan meets an hour; the book is where you decide whether the hours were worth spending.
Digital planning + execution
Goals into milestones into actions, dropped onto the calendar as real blocks of time — then measured against what actually happened.
Free to start · Premium $9.99/month or $79/year
See pricingAnalog vision + reflection
A year you can hold. Vision, quarters, months and weeks — with room to write down what you learned.
$49 target retail · Founding preorder price to be announced
Preview the plannerTogether
What you decide on paper becomes what you schedule on the Mac, and what the Mac records is what you have to reflect on next quarter. Neither half is a copy of the other.
How the two connectThe system
A screen is very good at the next hour and very bad at the next year. Paper is the reverse. Using both is not redundancy — it is putting each question where it can actually be answered.
TimeBite
Digital, for execution.
One system
The same eight life areas, the same goals, read at two different distances.
CYR Planner
Physical, for perspective.
Bundle
Bundle
119per year
128 separatelySave $9
Conceptual pricing. The planner half of this bundle is still a concept, so the bundle cannot be bought and no date is being promised — it opens when planner preorders do.
Get updates on the bundle$128 is what the two cost bought separately — an annual subscription at $79 plus the planner at its $49 target retail. It is not an inflated comparison price.
Also from CYR
Pads, notes and tools designed around the same system. All concepts today — designed, not yet printed.
Annual · Black or midnight
The year on paper. Annual vision, quarterly direction, monthly goals, weekly priorities and room to write down what you learned.
Preview the plannerDaily pad
A daily planning and time-blocking pad. Decide the handful of things that matter, then give each one an hour.
Get notifiedFor turning a loose idea into a next action while it is still in your head — then moving it into TimeBite when you sit down.
Get notifiedPens · Highlighters · Desk accessories
The small things that make the paper worth keeping open.
Get notifiedNothing on this row is for sale and nothing is charged. The planner list hears first when any of it moves.
Planner list
One list for the planner and the bundle. We will write when there is something to say — a printed sample, a confirmed price, an open preorder — and not before.
No charge, no card, no obligation — this is a mailing list, not a preorder. Unsubscribe whenever you like.
Questions
No. The planner is a complete book on its own — annual vision, quarterly direction, monthly goals, weekly priorities and reflection all work with nothing but a pen. TimeBite adds the execution half: the calendar, the timers and the record of where the hours went.
Yes. They are sold separately and neither requires the other. The bundle exists because most people who want one end up wanting both, not because either is crippled alone.
No, and it deliberately does not duplicate it. Daily planning belongs on the screen, where an action can be dragged onto Tuesday at 10 and timed. The book handles the horizons a screen is bad at: the year, the quarter, the month, and the writing you do afterwards.
That is not settled. A subscription and a printed book have different mechanics — one may run through the App Store, the other needs shipping and tax — so they may well end up as two transactions even inside the bundle. We will say plainly which it is before anything can be bought.
There is no date. The manufacturing cost, shipping and fulfilment timing are all still open, and putting a date on the page before those are settled would be making one up. The planner list is where that news goes first.
macOS today, in the private beta. iPhone is in development; iPad and Apple Watch are planned after it; Vision Pro is being explored. The platform section on the homepage carries the current status of each.