Deadlines before distractions
Nonlate brings school, work, calendar, and to-do deadlines into one plan—then shows what matters when a chosen app is about to pull you away.
The Nonlate moment
Your actual deadlines decide when Nonlate steps in. The distraction is only half the story.
One connected system
Nonlate is a task list, planner, schedule, and focus layer built around the same source of truth: what is actually due.
See due and overdue work from every connected source alongside the tasks you add yourself.
Pick a day, place the work, and see what needs attention before the hours disappear.
Your whole phone is not the problem. Select the distractions that usually win and leave everything else alone.
Widgets keep due work at a glance. On supported iPhones, Live Activities and Dynamic Island can count down an approaching deadline or an active break without reopening Nonlate.
Your level of friction
Nonlate does not force one philosophy of focus. Choose the mode that fits the work and the day.
Reminder
A quick check-in puts your nearest deadlines in front of the distraction without turning every moment into a hard wall.
Lowest frictionBlocker
When selected distractions open while tasks are due, Nonlate can hold the line until you act or start the break you configured.
Everyday focusFocus Lock
Focus Lock removes the quick break from the blocked-app screen and adds a short reflection step inside Nonlate.
Strongest boundaryIntegrations
Connect the tools already holding your responsibilities across 20+ supported sources for school, calendars, tasks, and work.
Canvas
Google Classroom
Moodle
Blackboard
Brightspace
Schoology
Google Calendar
Outlook Calendar
Calendar feeds
Google Tasks
Todoist
TickTick
Microsoft To Do
Apple Reminders iOS
Notion
Asana
Monday.com
Trello
ClickUp
GitHub Issues
Linear
Jira
Slack
Microsoft Planner
Microsoft Teams
Availability and sync speed vary by provider, platform, and plan. Live Sync is available on Pro where supported; other sources refresh on a schedule or when you open the app.
Personal by design
Shape the intervention, see your focus rhythm, and make the experience calm enough to keep.
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Use the standard prompt, write your own, or choose daily wisdom in the tone you need.
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Understand streaks, on-time days, missed days, and how quickly you recover—without turning focus into punishment.
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Choose Aurora or another theme and carry the same visual language into your widgets.
A plan for every level of focus
Store pricing and eligible trials will appear in the app at launch. The feature levels below reflect the current product.
Free
Plus
Pro
Features can vary by platform and provider. Local store pricing may vary by region.
Privacy by design
Nonlate asks for the data needed to sync the services you choose, protects credentials according to platform best practices, and gives you disconnect and deletion controls.
Read the full privacy policyData travels over HTTPS/TLS. Android credentials use EncryptedSharedPreferences backed by Keystore; iOS credentials use Keychain.
When a provider’s webhook flow requires the proxy to retain a token or webhook secret, production secrets are encrypted with AES-256-GCM before database storage.
Google user data supports connected sync and focus features. It is not used for advertising or to train generalized AI models.
Disconnect integrations in settings or request deletion through Nonlate support.
Questions, answered plainly
The important details without the productivity theater.
Both. Reminder shows due work and lets you decide. Blocker can require action or a timed break. Focus Lock adds a stronger reflection step.
No. It gathers deadlines from supported services, lets you add manual tasks, and turns that shared due-work context into plans, reminders, and focus rules.
No. Update speed varies by provider and plan. Free refreshes when you open or manually refresh, Plus adds hourly background sync, and Pro adds Live Sync where supported.
The deadline-aware focus experience exists on both platforms, but permissions and system-level interception behavior differ because iOS and Android provide different controls.
It uses connected task and calendar data to provide sync, planning, reminders, and focus features. The full categories and controls are described in the Privacy Policy.
Nonlate is coming soon to iOS and Android. Public store links will appear here only when the listings are live.
Be on time. Gently.
Nonlate is coming soon to iOS and Android. No signup form, no inbox promise, and no store button before it is real.