Fissare
Open the day

the home column

9 hours of work. 40 minutes of everything else.

Your home life gets half the screen. Fissare is a planner with two columns: home on the left, work on the right, the same day in both. Never a tab, never a filter, never collapsible.

Split your day — freeWhat’s in Full

Paste anything into it and your day comes back split in under a minute. No signup to try it. Today and this week are free, forever.

homeMon 23 Aug
  • —10m
    School form
  • 18:3030m
    Call mum
tally40m
workMon 23 Aug
  • 09:0015m
    Standup
  • 09:1545m
    Q3 forecast review
  • 10:0030m
    1:1 with Priya
  • 10:3060m
    Platform sync
  • 11:3090m
    Write the migration doc
  • 13:0045m
    Customer call, Acme
  • 14:0060m
    Hiring panel
  • 15:0090m
    Roadmap review
  • 16:3060m
    Inbox
  • 17:3055m
    Board deck
tally9h 10m

You cannot rebalance what you cannot see.

Home: 40m
Work: 9h 10m
Difference: 8h 30m

the problem

Work is written down. Home is remembered.

Your job has a calendar, a tracker, and other people defending it. The dentist, the school form, the call to a parent, the thing you promised on Sunday all live in your head.

So the work side always wins. Not because it matters more, because it is the only side that is visible when a decision gets made.

A tag hides your home life. A column cannot.

A ledger page with two short entries on the left half and ten dense entries on the right half, divided by one hairline.
two entries against ten
A block of pasted text on the left, an arrow, and the same content sorted into a home column and a work column on the right.
paste, then split

paste your day

Nobody retypes their day into a new tool.

So Fissare will not ask. You paste whatever you already have: a copied meeting list, a forwarded email, the mess in your notes app, a calendar export.

One box, one button. Your day comes back already split into the two columns, with times and rough durations, in under a minute.

Before an account. Before a payment. On the first screen.

the keeper

Home is the column you share. Work is the column nobody can see.

One person can be invited into your home column. They read it, they add to it, and they never pay for it.

The work column is private by construction. There is no permission to give away, so there is nothing to leak and no setting to get wrong.

Your household half is genuinely co-owned. Your job half is genuinely nobody’s business.

Two owner marks above the home entries on the left half, and the work entries on the right half sealed inside an unbroken outline.
shared left, sealed right

the whole of it

five lines

2

columns. Home and work, the same day in both, always both visible.

1

rule down the centre. Not movable, not collapsible, no full screen.

0

tags, projects, priorities. Which column an item lands in is the category.

1

keeper you can invite into your home column. They never pay.

$39

a year. Around three dollars a month, and nothing renews itself.

the price

$39/year

Around three dollars a month. Nothing renews itself.

Free covers today and this week, both columns, unlimited items. Fissare Full covers every week after that. We do not keep your card: when the year is up we write to you, and you decide.

for comparison

Subscription planners
$10–20 a month
Over a year
$120–240
Fissare Full
$39 a year

You use a planner for ten minutes a morning. That should cost about what a coffee costs, once a year — not what a phone plan costs, every month.

Paste today. See it in one minute.

No signup to try it, no card, no setup. Paste whatever your day actually is and Fissare hands it back split down the middle.

Split your day — free

what happens next

  1. 1  Paste your day, get it split
  2. 2  Edit it in place, tick things off
  3. 3  Keep the day with one email link
  4. 4  $39 a year, for every week after this one