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Whatting
The iPad Planner, Just for You

What is Whatting?

Whatting is a modular iPad planner app that enables users to create personalized diaries by adding, resizing, and arranging widgets through drag-and-drop functionality. It offers tools such as notes, to-dos, and timers to enhance organization and creativity, moving beyond traditional note apps with a flexible layout system that adapts to individual lifestyles.

The app provides a free version with basic features and a Pro subscription for advanced options, with early adopters able to lock in lifetime pricing. It focuses on delivering a unique journaling experience where users can design their own layouts without being constrained by templates, making daily planning more engaging and efficient.

Features

  • Modular Widgets: Add, resize, and drag widgets such as notes, to-dos, and timers for customizable layouts
  • Flexible Layouts: Design personalized diaries without fixed templates, adapting to changing needs
  • Drag-and-Drop Interface: Easily arrange widgets anywhere on the screen for intuitive customization
  • Pro Subscription: Access advanced features with early pricing options for lifetime access
  • iPad Optimization: Specifically designed for iPad with plans to expand to Android

Use Cases

  • Personal journaling and diary creation on iPad
  • Daily planning and organization with customizable to-do lists
  • Creative layout design for notes and memories
  • Time management using built-in timer widgets
  • Replacing traditional note apps with a more flexible system

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