Daily — plan the day, on paper

three moving parts. that's it.

no boards, no tags, no projects to configure. daily is built around one question: what are you doing today?

morning, afternoon, evening

every task lands in one of three buckets. the day reads like a sentence, not a spreadsheet.

actually syncs with your calendar

plan an effort and it shows up as a real event. move it there, it moves here. daily only ever touches what it made.

with daily pro

progress, not a streak to protect

2 of 5 done is just what happened today. no flame to keep alive, no guilt for missing one — the end-of-day review just helps you plan tomorrow.

what the rest of it looks like.

time an effort, see it land on your calendar, close the day out. same app, three screens.

today

morning

7:00

morning stretch

afternoon

2:00

ship v1.2

timing

30 min

inbox zero

evening

40 min

run, 5k

33:48

ship v1.2

a timer that stays out of the way

countdown or stopwatch, floating above the day. the logged time sticks to the effort.

today

morning

9:00

standup

10:00

inbox zero

11:20

afternoon

12:30

lunch w/ sara

2:00

ship v1.2

evening

6:00

run, 5k

your meetings, in the same list

real calendar events sit beside your efforts on one timeline. plan an effort and it becomes a real event too — daily only ever touches what it made.

closedaily review

wed 1 oct

2/3 done1 left

you did

morning stretch

ship v1.2

1h 34m logged

you didn't get to

run, 5k

reflection

long afternoon on the release.

copy to tomorrow

plan tomorrow from scratch

save as a template

close the day out

what you did, what you didn't, one line about how it went — then push the rest to tomorrow.

plan the day.
then actually
live it.

three moving parts. that's it.

morning, afternoon, evening

actually syncs with your calendar

progress, not a streak to protect

what the rest of it looks like.

a timer that stays out of the way

your meetings, in the same list

close the day out

be the first to plan a day.