A calm daily plan

What happens today.

Blocks that can live with or without a time. The hours are there when timing matters, and out of the way when the plan is enough.

Habits is ready today
In beta · iPhone, iPad and Mac
No accountWorks offlineYour files, your iCloud

The plan

Plan without forcing a clock.

Write down what belongs in the day. Give a block a time when timing matters; leave it free when it does not.

Some things have an hour

The standup, the train, the call. They sit at their time and the day is shaped around them.

Most things don't

They wait in No time yet until you feel like them — a list, not a queue of overdue slots.

A long one becomes a series

Anything over half an hour splits into halves you tick off one by one, so progress shows while it's still going.

The timeline

The hours are there when you want them.

Open the rail for a sense of the hours, or expand the grid to shape the day precisely. Close it again when the plan is enough.

The plan
07:30Morning ritual
08:00Write — chapter three
10:00Standup
—Call the plumber
—Read, twenty minutes
12:30Lunch, away from the desk
16:00Pick up the kids
The same day, on the hours
07:0008:0009:0010:0011:0012:0013:0014:0015:0016:00Morning ritualWrite — chapter threeStandupLunch, away from the deskPick up the kids

Two views of one day, on the same lines. Nothing is duplicated — the rail is just the plan, laid on the hours.The plan on its own is a complete day. Half the blocks never needed an hour in the first place.

Reality, without guilt

Complete, postpone, drop or move a block. Day keeps the plan useful as life changes, instead of turning this morning's intentions into red warnings.

A block can simply have no time

Usually: Everything needs a slot before it can exist

What didn't happen is moved, or dropped

Usually: Overdue in red, piling up week after week

The timeline opens only if you ask for it

Usually: A calendar you have to fill in to use the app

Plain files you can read, copy and export

Usually: Your days, in someone else's database

Your data, and we mean yours

Your days live as plain files in your own iCloud Drive. A Day folder appears in the Files app — readable, copyable, yours to keep, with or without the app.

No account. No server of ours in the middle. It works offline, because there is nothing to reach.

iCloud Drive / Day / 2026-08-14.json

And on the Mac

The same day on your desk, with room for the whole timeline — reading the very same files.

Download for macOS — with the beta

Requires macOS 13 or later. · Version 0.26.2 · what's new

Not open yet.

Day is still in beta. It opens when the day holds up without us watching it.

Before you ask

When does it open?
When the day holds up without us watching it. The list hears first, and only then.
Will it be free?
Planning your day will be. If paid extras arrive later, they will be extras.
Do I need an account?
No. Nothing to sign up for and nothing to sign in to.
Does it work with Habits?
Side by side. Habits holds what comes back every morning; Day holds what only happens today.
What will you send me?
One email, the day it opens. Nothing else, and one click to leave.