Daylish is a delightful day planner that helps you never be late again while effortlessly flowing through your day and getting things done. See all your calendar events, journeys, timers and alarms in a single unified timeline. Easily plan ahead with smart alarms and timers that assist you in getting ready well in advance of important events, taking into account travel and preparation time.
Quickly plan your whole day in just a few minutes!
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Happy #GlobalAccessibilityAwarenessDay!
Daylish was always built with accessibility in mind, but I challenged myself to find and fix as many rough edges as I could across Apple's accessibility tools, from VoiceOver to Dynamic Type.
Plus a polish pass on editing item details and the quick add flow.
Let me know how 1.7 feels and works for you 😊
Big widget update for Daylish is out 🚀
New features, fixes, and plenty of design polish that change how you see your day at a glance on your Home or Lock Screen 🤩
Huge thanks for the feedback that shaped this release, you rock!
App Store: https://get.daylish.app
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Hey #Productivity and #TimeManagement friends 👋
I'm Daylish, a delightful day planner for #iOS that helps you never be late again while flowing through your day with ease.
🍿 Check out the video for a demo and my story and motivation for building it!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9NyKZGz85ww
⬇️ You can download Daylish on the App Store 👉 https://get.daylish.app
iOS does not allow third party apps to read or monitor the calendar in the background, so it cannot be fully automatic and you would have to at least open the app every once in a while and possibly press a button and manually quickly confirm the proposed travel times.
But it would be a single button press per day or even multiple days in advance rather than having to do this for every single event.
Does that sound like a feature that would work for you and your intended use case?
Daylish, your friendly day planner for #iOS26 that helps you never be late again, is live on the App Store 🚀
https://apps.apple.com/app/day-planner-alarm-daylish/id6751201325
Calendar events, alarms and timers in a single timeline 🗓️⏰⏳
To celebrate I am currently offering a 25% launch discount with code DAYLISH
Finally added a placeholder view when the @DaylishApp timeline is empty. Makes such a difference IMO!
I really hated staring at that blank screen - now it fills me with delight to see I have nothing planned for the day ☺️ 🌅
Wanna try? TestFlight link: https://testflight.apple.com/join/ZXb1Xf5F
Good news everyone! Daylish is available for beta testing on #TestFlight!
If you’d like to try a new day planner app that helps you effortlessly stay on time, please join the beta test and let me know what you think: https://testflight.apple.com/join/ZXb1Xf5F
Thanks!
Hey everyone 👋 I'm excited to finally share what I've been working on since WWDC!
Daylish - a delightful day planner that combines calendars, alarms and timers in a unified timeline with smart "leave on time" routines that help you never be late again (an idea I've had for years but could only now realize with #AlarmKit in #iOS26)
It's almost ready for #beta testing!
✈️ #TestFlight waitlist: https://join.daylish.app
📣 Follow @DaylishApp for updates
Manuel Kehl