pick the few things that make a day good — the gym, the project, the music, bed on time. daily puts them on every day by itself, and asks one question at night: was it a good day?
not another to-do list. daily is built around one question: what would make today a good day?
the few things that matter, with how often — every day, weekdays, three times a week. they show up by themselves. skip one and it never counts against you.
seeing friends, booking the trip, signing up for that thing. no due dates, no nagging — just how long it's been.
was it a good day? one tap. no flame to keep alive — and if you did something new, daily asks once whether it should become part of your routine.
time what takes time, see your calendar in line, close the day out.
countdown or stopwatch, floating above the day. the logged time sticks to the card.
with daily pro, real calendar events sit beside your anchors on one timeline, and an anchor with a time becomes a real event too — daily only ever touches what it made.
was it a good day, one line about why — and anything unfinished moves to tomorrow by itself.
free and complete. daily pro is a one-time purchase — no subscription, no account — that takes your anchors outside the app: widgets, apple health, siri, your calendar, and what your good days have in common.