Recharge Radar

Predict when you'll need alone time this week.

Social energy forecaster. Input your weekly events, get an energy cost breakdown, forecast your lowest battery point, and triage recommendations for what to skip, shorten, or modify.

Overview

Recharge Radar treats your social energy like a battery with a real charge level. Enter your week's events — work meetings, social plans, obligations, commutes — and it calculates the energy cost of each one, forecasts your lowest point, identifies the day you're most likely to hit empty, and recommends what to protect, shorten, skip, or reorder. It also spots recovery windows you might not have noticed and flags if you're heading into a deficit with no planned recharge.

How to use it

  1. List your events for the week — include work obligations, social plans, travel, and any event you're dreading
  2. Rate your starting energy level and flag which events feel draining vs. energizing
  3. Optionally note any recovery time already built in (solo mornings, quiet evenings)
  4. Review the energy forecast — your predicted low point, highest-drain day, and deficit risk
  5. Apply the triage recommendations: what to cut, shorten, move, or protect

Example

Scenario: You have a full work week, a friend's birthday dinner Wednesday, a family lunch Saturday, and a work happy hour Friday. You're already tired.

What you do: Enter all five categories of events, set starting energy to 'low', flag the happy hour as optional.

Result: Forecast shows you hit near-empty Friday afternoon before the happy hour. Radar recommends: protect Thursday evening as a recovery window, shorten Saturday lunch if possible (or leave early), skip or do a 30-minute appearance at the happy hour instead of 2 hours. Wednesday dinner is flagged as energizing because it's a close friend — keep it.

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