Daylit

For iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Watch

Plans that adapt to real life.

Daylit plans your day around your calendar, replans it when the day changes, and learns from a one-minute review each evening.

Download on the App Store See a day with Daylit

Free to start. No account needed.

An example day
  1. Team standup, 9:00 AM to 9:15 AM, calendar event
  2. Inbox zero, 9:30 AM to 10:00 AM, done
  3. Finish the design proposal, 10:30 AM to 11:15 AM, planned
  4. Client call with Acme, 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM, calendar event
  5. Prepare the project update, 11:30 AM to 12:00 PM, planned
  6. Learn Swift concurrency, 2:00 PM to 2:45 PM, planned

Your schedule has changed

“Client call with Acme” landed on your plan. Here's where things fit now — nothing moves until you apply it.

Your day, rearranged

Clear a check to leave one out.

Plan applied — 2 sessions

A plan made at 8 AM is out of date by 11.

A meeting moves, pickup runs late, and three things quietly fall off. The gym, the call home, the course you paid for lose to whatever is loudest, day after day.

That isn’t a willpower problem. Lists keep what you meant to do, and calendars keep what you promised others, but neither redraws the day when it changes. Daylit does, and asks you before anything moves.

One ordinary, overbooked day.

. Too much in your head? Just say it.

Daylit reads the deadline and the length as you type, and saves nothing until you say so.

An example day
Pick a sentence

Capture

Renew passport by Friday, about an hour

Takes 1hDue FriCategory: Admin

Today · 8:00 – 9:00 AMIn your free time, before “Team standup”

. A meeting lands. Here’s your day, rearranged.

Daylit moves only what it has to, says why, and waits for you to apply it.

An example day

Your day, rearranged

2 sessions · 1h 15m

1 session · 45m

1 session · 30m

“Client call with Acme” landed on your plan. Here's where things fit now — nothing moves until you apply it.

Clear a check to leave one out.

Wednesday, Nov 11

    Plan applied — 2 sessions

    . On track, one session at a time.

    The Lightline shows your day at a glance: what’s now, and what’s next. Mark a session done with one tap, in the app, on the Lock Screen, in a widget or on your Apple Watch. Need a little longer? Add five minutes.

    Today on iPhone: the Lightline, and Now, “Inbox zero”, 9:33 to 10:03 AM, with 20 minutes left, Done and Move.

    . Tell it how the day went.

    Daylit sorts your words into done, partly done, not done and new, and changes nothing until you apply.

    An example day

    Finished the design proposal. Did about 20 minutes of Swift concurrency. No time for the run. Picked up groceries on the way home.

    How did today go?

    Say it the way you'd tell a friend. Nothing changes until you apply.

    Done

    Finish the design proposal

    “Finished the design proposal”

    Partly done

    Learn Swift concurrency 20 min

    “Did about 20 minutes of Swift concurrency”

    Not done

    30-minute run

    “No time for the run”

    30-minute run

    Changes to plans

    New

    Picked up groceries on the way home

    “Picked up groceries on the way home”

    1 left to choose — it stays as it is.

    Updated 3 things.

    3 others have no update yet.

    Over the weeks . It learns when things really happen.

    It shows you the numbers, like “12 of your last 14”, and asks before it plans that way.

    An example: the last 14 sessions

    What's working

    Evenings work for “Evening workout” — 12 of your last 14 happened then.

    Use evenings for “Evening workout”?

    Download on the App Store

    Time for what matters, not just what’s urgent.

    Break a goal into milestones and first steps, and give it a weekly rhythm. Daylit fits the steps into your week, between everything else. Start from an everyday goal, like exercise, reading or a work project, or write your own.

    A goal with milestones on iPhone; the week in the Planner on iPad, with focus sessions between meetings.

    Your day, your rules.

    1. Nothing moves until you apply it.

      Every plan is a proposal, and each change says why.

    2. A model never decides your day.

      Language models read your words. Daylit’s planner places the work around your calendar, so it can’t double-book you or invent a meeting.

    3. Private by design.

      Daylit reads your words and plans on your device, and your data syncs only through your private iCloud. No account, no ads, no tracking. (The one exception is yours to choose: OpenAI with your own key. See the privacy policy.)

    4. See what it knows.

      Every routine, rhythm and preference Daylit learns is listed in What Daylit knows. Change it, reset it, or pause learning.

    5. No scores, no streaks.

      Things happen or they don’t. Insights is built only from what you did.

    What Daylit knows on iPhone: routines, rules and what it learned, each one changeable.

    One day, on every screen

    • iPhone

      The Lightline, widgets, Live Activities, Siri and Shortcuts, and Capture from the Lock Screen or the Action Button.

    • iPad

      Your day in two columns. Draw down the Planner with Apple Pencil to mark a stretch of time, then write what goes there.

    • Mac

      A native Mac app, with what’s on now in the menu bar, ⌘N to capture and ⌘R to review the day.

    • Apple Watch

      What’s now, Done with a tap or a Double Tap, and capture by voice from your wrist.

    • iPhone Duo

      Fold it to focus; half-fold it for a clock you can read across the room.

    Your devices stay in step through your private iCloud, and Premium bought once works on your iPhone, iPad and Mac.

    Made for everyone: VoiceOver, Voice Control, Dynamic Type, Reduce Motion and Assistive Access.

    In 9 languages: English, Español, Português, Français, Deutsch, 日本語, 简体中文, हिन्दी, العربية.

    Free and Premium

    Free

    • Capture, Today, the Planner, goals, lists and Insights.
    • When your day changes, the new plan is free, every time.
    • One evening review a day, and everything Daylit learns from your days.

    To try first: three planning proposals a week (Daylit drafts your day or week, and you apply it), one goal breakdown, one weekly review and one hands-free review.

    Premium

    • Planning proposals whenever you like, and as many evening reviews as you want.
    • Hands-free review, goal coaching, the weekly review, and deeper insights.

    Your first week with Daylit includes everything, with nothing to sign up for. After that, keep the free plan, or choose Premium, monthly or yearly. If you choose yearly, its first 7 days are a free trial, and you pay nothing until they end.

    Questions

    How is this different from a to-do list or a calendar?

    A list keeps what you meant to do, and a calendar keeps your appointments. Daylit puts the two together into a plan for the day, redraws it when the day changes, and learns from how your days really go.

    Do I need an account?

    No. Your Apple Account is enough, and your devices sync through your private iCloud.

    How long does it take to set up?

    About a minute. Tell Daylit what’s on your mind, and your first plan is ready to apply.

    Do I need Apple Intelligence?

    No. Everything works on any supported device. With Apple Intelligence, Daylit also understands longer, looser sentences and writes your weekly story.

    Which devices?

    iPhone with iOS 26 or later, iPad with iPadOS 26 or later, Mac with macOS 26 or later, and Apple Watch with watchOS 26 or later, paired with your iPhone.

    Does it work with my calendar?

    Yes. Daylit plans around the calendars you mark as busy and shows the rest for reference. Your calendar stays on your device.

    Is the AI in charge?

    No. Daylit proposes and you apply. Language models help it read your words; the planner follows your working hours, your calendar and your deadlines, and every change waits for you.

    Is my data used to train AI?

    No. Daylit doesn’t run servers that store your data. If you choose OpenAI in Settings and add your own key, only the text needed for that request is sent, under OpenAI’s terms.

    Can I take my data with me?

    Yes. Export everything, or delete it from every device, in Settings → Your data.

    What does it cost?

    Daylit is free to start. Premium is a monthly or yearly subscription, and the App Store shows the price where you live.

    What we believe

    Daylit asks before it acts, explains every change, and keeps your life yours. What we believe

    Give your day a plan that bends instead of breaks.

    Download on the App Store

    Free to start. iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Watch.