Notes from building a calmer planner.
The invisible load, body-aware planning, owning your own data, and the honest version of what shipped this week. Written by Luana, who builds ReturnKit as a sole trader in Ireland and needed it before she made it.
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The 2am is over
Women-only dance clubs, early-bird discos that finish by eight, and nightlife finally built for women with somewhere to be on Monday.
Read the essayIt was never the snooze button
New research on flexible work and mothers' careers, and the two days a week that changed mine.
Read the essayYour second brain should be one you can hold
Why ReturnKit gets things out of your head, why you should download everything in it, and why I still keep a pen on the desk.
Read the essayMore coming: notes on the invisible load, planning around a changing body without medicalising it, and a plain-English changelog of what ReturnKit shipped and what I am still wrestling with.