Deadlines before distractions
Nonlate combines tasks you add yourself with deadlines synced from school, calendar, to-do, and work apps. If you open a chosen distraction while work is due, Nonlate shows the blocker first.
synced now
1 overdue
Canvas
Google Classroom
Moodle
Blackboard
Brightspace
SchoologyGoogle Calendar
Outlook Calendar
Calendar feeds
Google Tasks
Todoist
TickTickCanvasGoogle ClassroomMoodleBlackboardBrightspaceSchoologyGoogle CalendarOutlook CalendarCalendar feedsGoogle TasksTodoistTickTickThe Nonlate moment
Choose which distracting apps to protect. When one opens, Nonlate checks unfinished due work and shows the blocker only when something needs your attention.
Manual and synced tasks are overdue or due soon.
Example: Moments, an app you chose to protect.
Finds 3 unfinished tasks that match your due-work settings.
iOS shows its shield; Android shows the fuller task blocker.
One connected system
The same manual and synced tasks power your due-work list, Planner, Schedule, Can’t Miss Alarms, widgets, Focus Pulse, and blocker.
01 · DUE WORK
Tasks you add manually and tasks synced from integrations appear in one list, with overdue work first and upcoming deadlines ordered by urgency.
Submit biology labCanvasOverdue
Project outlineNotionDue in 2h
Team briefSlackDue today02 · PLANNER
Pick a day, add due tasks to that day’s plan, and see upcoming work that still needs scheduling.
03 · SCHEDULE
Schedule places work from Planner alongside due tasks, calendar events, classes, and shifts on one timed timeline.
04 · APP PROTECTION
Choose which distracting apps Nonlate can interrupt. When one opens, Nonlate checks for unfinished due work and shows the blocker only when something needs attention.
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05 · CAN’T MISS ALARM
Attach an alarm to a task or scheduled item and choose the time. Nonlate then uses the strongest alarm presentation your device supports.
06 · AT A GLANCE
Widgets show your next task, today’s plan, or the coming week without opening Nonlate. Supported iPhones also use Live Activities and Dynamic Island for active countdowns.
Deadline-aware blocking
When a selected distraction opens, Nonlate checks unfinished tasks that are overdue or inside your chosen due window. Calendar events can appear in Schedule, but they never trigger the blocker.
Core experience
The blocker shows the work that made it appear, with overdue tasks first and upcoming work next. It then offers the task or timed-break actions supported by that platform.
Deadline context, not a generic wallOptional setting
Focus Lock removes the quick-break choice from the blocker. To take a break, return to Nonlate, pause for a short reflection, and then start the configured timer.
Integrations
Connect the school, calendar, to-do, and work services you already use. Supported tasks and due dates join the same list as manual tasks, so you do not have to enter them twice.
CanvasGoogle ClassroomMoodleBlackboardBrightspaceSchoologyGoogle CalendarOutlook CalendarCalendar feedsGoogle TasksTodoistTickTick
Microsoft To Do
Apple RemindersiOSNotion
Asana
Monday.com
Trello
ClickUp
GitHub Issues
Linear
JiraSlack
Microsoft Planner
Microsoft TeamsSource 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.
Current builds
These are current iOS and Android screens. Planner assigns work to a date or session; Schedule places that work beside tasks, events, classes, and shifts in one timed view.
Personal by design
Choose what the blocker says and how Nonlate looks, then use Focus Pulse to understand how consistently you finish due work on time.
On supported blocker screens, use the standard deadline prompt, write a custom message, or rotate Daily Wisdom in the tone you need.
“Start smaller than your excuses.”Daily wisdom · Calm
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.
Choose one of 12 built-in themes or create custom colors. Your selected theme carries through the app and supported widgets.
+8 more themesCustom colors too
A plan for every level of focus
Start with one connected source and three protected apps. Paid plans add more sources, faster sync, broader blocking, customization, insights, and no ads; exact store pricing appears at launch.
The essentials
Best for most people
Everything connected
Features can vary by platform and provider. Paid pricing may vary by region.
Privacy by design
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 →HTTPS/TLS in transit, Keychain on iOS, and Keystore-backed encrypted preferences on Android.
Google task and calendar data is used only to provide connected sync and Nonlate features, not advertising or generalized AI training.
Disconnect a source in Nonlate settings or request deletion through support at any time.
Questions, answered plainly
The important details without the productivity theater.
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.
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.
No. Calendar events can appear beside planned work, tasks, classes, and shifts in Schedule, but only unfinished due tasks participate in deadline-aware blocking.
No. Update speed depends on both the provider and your plan. Free syncs when you open Nonlate or refresh, Plus refreshes selected sources hourly in the background, and Pro adds Live Sync only for integrations that support it.
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.
Nonlate is coming soon to iOS and Android. This website has no waitlist or placeholder store buttons; verified store links will appear only when the apps are ready to download.
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.