Order for your time.

Time, nutrition, habits, work and training on one timeline you can actually read. Not ten disconnected apps.

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Vorder is not about doing more.It's about seeing clearly.

Most tools try to motivate you.Vorder assumes you're already motivated.You're just tired of disorder.

Time, nutrition, habits, output,training, recovery, projects, focus.

Not as disconnected features, but as one system.

Vorder was built for people who don't forget because they don't care;they forget because their mind is busy carrying too much.

This is where everything comes back into order.Quietly. Precisely. Efficiently.

No noise. No gamification. No pressure to perform.

Just structure, clarity, and control.

One system. Many signals.

  • Vorder

    Your time, food, routines and work.

    See VorderDocs

  • Varage

    Your vehicles: fuel, services, costs and drives.

    See VarageDocs

  • Vinance

    Your money. Next.

    See Vinance

  • One account. One login.

    Start a drive in Varage and it's already a time tracker in Vorder, and its fuel costs will land in Vinance once it exists.

    Claude speaks Vorder too, through an MCP: tell it what you ate and it's in the app.

    You can already install Vorder as a PWA. Once I'm happy with the app, I'll probably make native apps too.

    All of it in English, Polish, Slovak and German, the languages I understand. If you'd like another one, contact me and help me translate it.

Version 3.1. Still growing.

Viktor Karpiński

I'm Viktor Karpiński. Vorder started as a school assignment.

In web-dev class, each of us had to demonstrate a different framework by building a small app. I took React Native and built a simple todo tracker. It was so much fun that I didn't stop there: I was very deep into calisthenics back then, so calorie and macro tracking came next, to keep a proper physique and weight.

Since then, I've kept finding more things I want to keep track of. Habits and work at first. Then cars came along, and with cars, finances.

Today I have a company, private projects, work and other interests, and I train a lot. Sometimes it's very easy to lose track of what happened, what's happening and what I actually want. That's what Vorder is for: to help me, and like-minded people.

Vorder is now on version 3.1. I use it every day and it's still growing: Varage is already here, and Vinance is next.