Holistic planning for your body, mind, relationships, and life. True wellness in one place.
Wellness isn't just about eating salads and doing yoga. Real wellness encompasses everything: your physical health, mental state, relationships, career satisfaction, personal growth, and yes, even fun. It's about feeling good across all dimensions of life, not just one.
Most planners ignore this reality. They treat you like a productivity machine that occasionally needs maintenance. Complete tasks, hit goals, repeat. Where's the space for joy? For relationships? For the things that actually make life worth living?
Wellness planner apps get it. They help you track and balance everything that matters. Not just what you need to do, but how you're actually living.
Most wellness models recognize multiple dimensions. A good wellness planner should address all of them:
Your body's health: exercise, nutrition, sleep, medical care. The foundation everything else is built on.
Your psychological state: stress management, mood stability, emotional regulation, mental health care.
Your relationships: family, friends, romantic partners, community connections. Humans need connection.
Your mind's growth: learning, creativity, curiosity, mental stimulation. Keeping your brain engaged.
Your work life: meaningful work, career growth, work-life boundaries, professional satisfaction.
Your money health: financial security, smart spending, future planning, reduced money stress.
Your sense of purpose: meaning, values, connection to something larger, inner peace.
Your joy: hobbies, play, entertainment, activities done purely for enjoyment.
Funtasking is built around holistic wellness through its Purpose Wheel, which divides your life into 8 balanced areas: career, health, relationships, creativity, learning, finances, fun, and personal growth. Every task connects to one of these areas, so you can immediately see where you're thriving and where you're neglecting yourself.
The gamification system rewards balance, not just completion. If you're crushing career goals but ignoring health, the visual makes it obvious. The burnout prevention feature actively warns you when any area is getting overloaded. It's wellness-first planning that actually works.
Finch is a self-care focused wellness companion. You raise a virtual bird by completing gentle self-care activities. It includes mood check-ins, breathing exercises, journaling, and small achievable goals. The entire experience is designed to feel nurturing.
It's particularly good for people focusing on mental and emotional wellness, especially during difficult times.
Daylio is a mood and activity tracker that helps you see patterns in your wellness over time. You log your mood and activities daily, and the app reveals correlations. Maybe you're happier on days you exercise. Maybe social activities boost your mood.
It's more of a wellness journal than a planner, but the insights can inform better planning.
Don't treat self-care as what you do after everything else. Put it on the calendar first. Exercise, rest, social time. Then fit work around it. This is backwards from what most people do, and that's why most people burn out.
When planning your week, make sure you have something for each wellness dimension. Work tasks, yes. But also: when will you exercise? See friends? Learn something? Have fun? If any area is blank, that's a red flag.
Note how you feel, not just what you did. Over time, patterns emerge. Maybe certain activities drain you while others energize you. This information is gold for better planning.
Busy isn't the same as well. Schedule empty time. Time with nothing planned. Your nervous system needs it. Your creativity needs it. Your relationships need it.
If these resonate, your planning system is missing wellness. Time to change that.
Funtasking helps you balance all 8 life areas. Not just productive, but actually well.
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