Day Rhythms

 

Your to-do list, turned into a real day.

Add your tasks and deadlines. Day Rhythms fits them around your calendar and reshuffles when things run late. Works with Google Calendar, Outlook and iCloud.

Free to sign up. No card.

Drag to schedule. Pull a task onto any hour to turn it into a real block. Drag an edge to resize, drag it off to give the time back.

Two-way calendar sync. Two-way with Google, Outlook and Apple/iCloud (CalDAV), plus calendar links (.ics). Tasks can be imported from Notion, Todoist and Asana.

Drop in your plan or schedule.

A syllabus, project plan or work schedule. An event plan or training plan. Bring in a PDF, photo or text file, then check the tasks and dates before adding them.

Plans for the week

Client deckProject plan · Due Fri

Stats assignmentSyllabus · Due Thu

Gym sessionTraining plan · Wed

Client deck

Wed · 3:00 PM

Stats assignment

Thu · 10:00 AM

Gym session

Wed · 6:00 PM

It finds the time, so you don't have to.

Give a task a deadline and how long it takes. The planner works backwards from the date, looks at what's already on your calendar, and puts the work in a slot that actually exists. Long jobs split across sessions, anything that won't fit flagged early.

What's on your plate

  • Stats problem setdue Thu · high
  • Client deckdue Wed
  • Reply to Mayatoday
  • Gymsoft · 45m

Your day, planned

  • 9:00 AMStats problem set
  • 11:00 AMClient deck
  • 1:00 PMReply to Maya
  • 5:30 PMGym

Give it a deadline. It finds the time.

Plan the week

One tap, and the rest of the day catches up.

Your morning plan won't survive the afternoon. A meeting or class runs late, a block takes longer, something urgent shows up. Tap Plan the week and it reshapes the rest: overdue and unfinished work gets a new time, and the most important things get the best hours.

No setup, no prompts. Just a button.

  • Ran 40 min over

    Group meeting pushed the afternoon

  • Still unticked

    Stats problem set, due tomorrow

  • Just came up

    Project brief, due Fri

  • Everything has a time.

The light follows your day.

The colours change with your local time.

Morning

Your day 9:00

Group project meeting

9:00

Stats problem set

11:00

Reply to Maya

2:30

Connected calendars

Afternoon

Your day 2:00

Group project meeting

9:00

Stats problem set

11:00

Reply to Maya

2:30

Connected calendars

Night

Your day 11:00

Group project meeting

9:00

Stats problem set

11:00

Reply to Maya

2:30

Connected calendars

Your day goes with you.

Same tasks and calendar on your phone, wherever the day takes you.

Next block · 11:00 AM

Stats problem set

45 min · Study

Give it one day.

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