More connected.Less distracted.

Stay ahead of what’s due.

Your tasks, deadlines, and plans—together. Nonlate connects the tools you already use and steps in when a chosen distraction gets ahead of unfinished work.

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Connect
School, work, tasks & calendars
Plan
One clear view of your day
Focus
Deadlines before distractions
your tools, together
1 overdue
iOSActual blocker screen

Distracting apps get
blocked when work is due

See what’s overdue and due next. Complete the work or take a timed break to regain access.

Actual Nonlate iOS blocker screen
iOS blocker example
AndroidActual blocker screen

Distracting apps get
blocked when work is due

See what’s overdue and due next. Complete the work or take a timed break to regain access.

Actual Nonlate Android blocker screen
Android blocker example

Works with your tools

  • Canvas
  • Google Classroom
  • Moodle
  • Blackboard
  • Brightspace
  • Schoology
  • Google Calendar
  • Outlook Calendar
  • Calendar feeds
  • Google Tasks
  • Todoist
  • TickTick
  • Microsoft To Do
  • Apple RemindersiOS
  • Notion
  • Asana
  • Monday.com
  • Trello
  • ClickUp
  • GitHub Issues
  • Linear
  • Jira
  • Slack
  • Microsoft Planner
  • Microsoft Teams

Made for your real day. School. Work. Everything in between.

A little help at the right moment

Before the feed.
What needs you?

Choose the distractions Nonlate can interrupt. When work is due, your next task gets the first word.

Just a website preview. Nothing on your device is blocked.

A little Nonlate story

Meet the little nudge.

A tiny teammate steps between a wandering phone and the next scroll.

Silent brand animation, not an app recording.

A little character.
A clearer boundary.

  1. 01

    Work is due

    Manual and synced tasks are overdue or due soon.

  2. 02

    You open a distraction

    Example: Moments, an app you chose to protect.

  3. 03

    Nonlate checks

    Finds 3 unfinished tasks that match your due-work settings.

  4. 04

    Blocker appears

    iOS shows its shield; Android shows the fuller task blocker.

Only unfinished due tasks trigger blocking—not calendar events. Want a firmer boundary? Optional Focus Lock moves quick breaks back into Nonlate.

One connected system

Less juggling.
More doing.

Keep what’s due, what’s planned, and what needs your focus working together.

01 · CONNECT

One place for what’s due.

Add your own tasks or connect your existing tools. See overdue work first and upcoming deadlines next.

Submit biology labCanvasOverdue
Project outlineNotionDue in 2h
Team briefSlackDue today

02 · PLAN

Make room for the work.

Choose a day in Planner. Then see planned work, deadlines, events, classes, and shifts together in Schedule.

Choose a daySwipe for later dates
Sun5Mon6Tue7Wed8
Today’s plan 2Drag tasks here
Project outlinein 1 hour↩
Team briefin 3 hours↩
Upcoming tasksKeep the day above
Read chapter 8in 18 hoursDrag

03 · FOCUS

A nudge before the scroll.

Your chosen distractions can wait. See the work that needs attention, then choose the task or supported break action.

NonlateNonlateYouTubeTikTokInstagramSnapchatRedditXFacebook

A reminder with more presence.

Can’t Miss Alarms use the strongest alarm presentation supported by your device.

Your next deadline, in sight.

Widgets and supported iPhone Live Activities keep the next step close.

Integrations

Your tools.
Finally on the same page.

Keep using the services you love. Bring supported tasks and due dates into Nonlate without entering them twice.

A little Nonlate story

Catch it before “later.”

Our little deadline hunter catches a task before it disappears into Later. Your work stays yours to complete.

Silent brand animation, not an app recording.

School

CanvasGoogle ClassroomMoodleBlackboardBrightspaceSchoology

Calendars

Google CalendarOutlook CalendarCalendar feeds

Tasks

Google TasksTodoistTickTickMicrosoft To DoApple RemindersiOS

Work & projects

NotionAsanaMonday.comTrelloClickUpGitHub IssuesLinearJiraSlackMicrosoft PlannerMicrosoft Teams

Source availability, permissions, and sync speed vary by provider, platform, and plan. Imported calendar events appear in Schedule, but they are not due tasks and never trigger blocking.

Made for your phone

A clearer day.
A real app.

Actual iOS and Android screens, with platform-native details. Swipe through a few everyday views.

Swipe or use the arrows to explore all six screens.

Screens 1–4 of 6
iOSHome · due tasks
Nonlate iOS Home showing overdue and upcoming tasks from connected sources
iOSTasks · one list
Nonlate iOS Tasks bringing imported tasks and personal reminders into one searchable list
iOSPlanner · choose a day
Nonlate iOS Planner assigning upcoming tasks to a chosen day
AndroidSchedule · timed day
Nonlate Android Schedule arranging planned work, tasks, events, classes, and shifts by time
AndroidBlocker · due-work check
Nonlate Android Blocker showing due tasks before a distracting app
AndroidInsights · Focus Pulse
Nonlate Android Insights showing Focus Pulse, streaks, focus rhythm, and recovery

Personal by design

A little more you.

Make the experience yours, from your colors to the words that bring you back.

01

Choose the message that stops you.

On supported blocker screens, use the standard deadline prompt, write a custom message, or rotate Daily Wisdom in the tone you need.

TODAY’S MESSAGE
“Start smaller than your excuses.”
Daily wisdom · Calm
02

See your Focus Pulse.

See on-time and missed due-work days, current and best streaks, your strongest weekdays, and how quickly you get back on track after a miss.

82FOCUS PULSE
5 current12 best1.4d recover
03

Make focus feel yours.

Choose one of 12 built-in themes or create custom colors. Your selected theme carries through the app and supported widgets.

AuroraBloomSageBoring

+8 more themesCustom colors too

A plan for every level of focus

Start free.
Connect more when you’re ready.

Manual tasks and core blocking stay free. Plus adds more connections and personalization. Pro brings everything together.

The essentials

Free

$0
  • ✓30-day source trial
  • ✓Up to 3 protected apps
  • ✓Source sync on open or refresh during the trial
  • ✓Manual tasks and core blocking stay free
  • ✓Free download with optional Plus and Pro subscriptions
  • ✓Ad-free, with no automatic trial charge
Choose your plan in the app
Best for most people

Best for most people

Plus

$5.99 / monthor $59.99 / year, billed annually
  • ✓7-day free trial on monthly or yearly, if eligible
  • ✓Up to 3 connected sources
  • ✓Hourly background sync when available
  • ✓Unlimited app blocking plus supported websites and categories
  • ✓Widgets, themes, app icons, and extended insights
  • ✓Custom intercept messages
Choose your plan in the app

Everything connected

Pro

$11.99 / monthor $99.99 / year, billed annually
  • ✓Unlimited connected task sources
  • ✓Live Sync for supported integrations
  • ✓Trello connection and sync
  • ✓Provider-dependent updates within sync limits
  • ✓Everything in Plus
Choose your plan in the app

Eligible subscribers can try Plus free for 7 days on Monthly or Yearly. After the trial, the selected paid plan renews automatically unless cancelled. Eligibility, the full localized renewal price, and the billing period are confirmed in your app store before subscribing.

Prices shown are USD reference prices; prices and availability may vary by region and platform. Manage or cancel subscriptions in the purchasing store. Features and sync timing vary by provider and device.

One source for 30 days. No payment or automatic charge. Change sources without restarting your trial. When the source trial ends, syncing pauses; imported tasks remain available for local completion and blocking.

Privacy by design

Connected data is for your deadlines.

Nonlate processes task and calendar details only for services you choose to connect, stores credentials using platform-secure storage, and lets you disconnect sources or request deletion.

Read the full privacy policy →
01

Protected in transit and at rest

HTTPS/TLS in transit, Keychain on iOS, and Keystore-backed encrypted preferences on Android.

02

Limited use of Google data

Google task and calendar data is used only to provide connected sync and Nonlate features, not advertising or generalized AI training.

03

Your connections stay reversible

Disconnect a source in Nonlate settings or request deletion through support at any time.

Questions, answered plainly

Before Nonlate steps in.

Clear answers, so you know what to expect.

What is Nonlate?+

Nonlate is a deadline-aware task planner and app blocker for iOS and Android. It brings manual tasks and deadlines from supported school, work, and task services into one plan, with calendars alongside them. When a selected distracting app opens while work is due, Nonlate puts those tasks first. You choose the protected apps, due window, and available break settings.

What happens when I open a blocked app?+

When you open an app you chose to protect, Nonlate checks unfinished tasks that are overdue or inside your due window. If matching work exists, it shows the iOS or Android blocker with the actions available on that platform. Focus Lock removes the quick-break option and adds a reflection step before a timed break.

Does Nonlate replace my task apps?+

No. Synced tasks stay connected to their original service, while tasks you create in Nonlate are manual tasks. Nonlate brings both into one due-work list, then uses that list in Planner, Schedule, widgets, alarms, insights, and blocking.

Do calendar events trigger blocking?+

No. Calendar events can appear beside planned work, tasks, classes, and shifts in Schedule, but only unfinished due tasks participate in deadline-aware blocking.

Does every integration update instantly?+

No. During the source trial, Free syncs one external source when you open Nonlate or refresh. Plus supports hourly background sync, and Pro adds Live Sync for supported integrations within sync limits. Timing depends on provider permissions, device background limits, and service availability. Live Sync is not guaranteed for every provider or account role.

Does blocking work identically on iOS and Android?+

No. Both platforms check due work before selected distractions, but the operating systems allow different presentations. iOS uses Apple Screen Time shields. Android uses Accessibility only to detect when a selected app opens and can show a fuller blocker with task details.

Where can I download Nonlate?+

Download Nonlate from the Apple App Store for iPhone or Google Play for Android. Public listings are available in the United States and Mozambique; availability and compatible devices may vary by country. The store listing shows the version currently available to you.

How do the 30-day source preview and 7-day Plus trial differ?+

The 30-day source preview lets Free users connect one external source at a time without starting a paid subscription or an automatic charge. Separately, eligible customers can start a 7-day free trial of Plus Monthly or Plus Yearly through their app store. That subscription trial unlocks Plus features and automatically renews at the displayed monthly or yearly price unless cancelled before the trial ends. Eligibility, local pricing, and the renewal date are shown by the store before confirmation. The Plus offer does not add a Pro trial or restart the source-preview window.

What stays free after the source trial?+

Manual tasks and core blocking stay free. One source for 30 days. No payment or automatic charge. Change sources without restarting your trial.

Do I need a Nonlate account, and are there ads?+

No Nonlate account is required, and every plan is ad-free. Connecting a source may require signing in to that provider and granting its requested permissions. Paid subscriptions are optional, billed through your app store, and renew automatically unless cancelled through that store.

From all over the place. To one place.

Your day.
Back in your hands.

Stay ahead of what’s due. Start free on iOS or Android, with no Nonlate account required.

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