Type your day in plain English. Get a real schedule back.

Dump everything you need to do, how long it takes, and when you'd prefer to do it — Dumpt turns the mess into a built day, then sends it straight to your calendar.

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Brain dumpMonday — write everything
plain English · durations · preferencesBuild my schedule

One-time payment, no subscription — yours to keep.

How it works

Three steps from mess to scheduled day

No dropdowns, no time-slot pickers, no forms. Write the way you'd speak to an assistant — Dumpt handles the structure and the sequence.

Before

Finish the pitch deck, maybe 2 hrs

Quick call with Jake, 30 min

Write the launch post — morning

Review contracts

After

8:00Launch post30m
8:30Pitch deck2h
10:30Call Jake30m
14:00Review contracts45m
1

Dump it out

Type every task in plain English — include rough durations ("~90 min") and timing preferences ("first thing", "after lunch", "end of day"). No forms, no fields.

2

AI reads the intent

Dumpt extracts each task's importance, duration, and timing from your words. No prompting, no reformatting. It reads the way you already think.

3

Send to your calendar

Review the built schedule, drag anything that needs moving, then push to Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, or Notion Calendar in one step.

The schedule

A day that looks like you built it

Monday 14 July
GoogleAppleNotion
8:00

Investor update — first draft

90 min · deep work

1.5h
9:30

Review contracts

30 min · focused

30m
30 min buffer
10:30

New landing page — deep work

2 hours · no interruptions

2h
14:00

Podcast intro

20 min · gap fill

20m
16:30

Weekly review

45 min · end of day

45m
5 tasks · 5h 5min scheduled
Send toGoogleAppleNotion

Drag to adjust

The algorithm builds the day; you make the final call. Move anything with a drag before it goes to your calendar.

Timing preferences respected

Write "first thing", "after lunch", or "end of day" and the scheduler places tasks where you said you'd do them best.

Pushes to your calendar

One click sends the finished schedule to Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, or Notion Calendar as real events, not a list.

No recurring charge

A single payment. No monthly invoice waiting to remind you the product failed to become a habit.

One payment. No monthly guilt. Yours forever.

Scratch is free forever. The license covers every future update, and there is nothing to cancel.

Scratch

See what Dumpt does with your actual mess. Permanent, no expiry date, no card.

Free
  • 1 schedule build per day
  • Today only, no week planning
  • Full timeline with breaks, buffers and drag-to-fix
  • One voice dump, ever (30 seconds)
  • Set your working hours and peak window

Dumpt License

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Pay once. Yours forever, including every update. No renewal, no card on file.

$29
  • Unlimited dumps, day or full week
  • Unlimited voice dumps up to 5 minutes each
  • Standing commitments: set “45 min of reading, Mon–Fri” once and every future week is built around it
  • Push any schedule to Google Calendar or Notion, or download an .ics for Apple Calendar
  • Re-export after edits without duplicating events
  • Permanent dump and schedule history with reuse-last-week
  • Every future update at no extra cost
The honest part

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Scratch, the free tier, is permanent: one full schedule build a day, the complete timeline, drag-to-fix. You only pay after Dumpt has already worked for you. See what Scratch includes.

A 14-day refund window

If the license isn’t right for you, email us within 14 days of buying and we refund the full amount, without friction. Read the refund policy.

One payment, through Stripe

Checkout runs on Stripe. The license is a single purchase, so no card stays on file with us, and there is nothing to cancel later.

Built by Spelt

Dumpt is built by Spelt, and support@joinspelt.com is that same team. That’s why the support email says Spelt, not Dumpt.