One next thing
The Now card picks one to-do and says why: the alarm that rang, the deadline that is today, the ten-minute item you flagged.
The to-do app that follows through.
The part after the list: one thing to do now, alarms that ring, people you wait on, a way back after a lost week.
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What happens after you write it down
Six things Daypace does that most to-do apps leave to you.
Alarms you can trust
Exact times ring as real alarms, even in Silent and Focus. A ledger records every alarm, so you never wonder if it fired.
Waiting on someone
Mark a to-do blocked on a person and it waits in its own band with a chase date. A nudge is one tap.
A way back after a bad week
Come back after a lapse and Daypace sorts what slipped into four reversible piles. One pass, nothing deleted, deadlines stay visible.
Capture without ceremony
Type it the way you would say it: tomorrow 3pm, by friday, every month, #errand. Chips show what was understood before you save.
Times and deadlines are different things
A when date and a deadline are two fields. A reminder counted back from a time never mixes with one at a fixed hour.
Everything you expect is already there
The shape you know from the best to-do apps, so nothing above has to be learned around a gap.
- Inbox, Today, Upcoming, Anytime, Someday, Logbook, the lists you already think in
- Projects with headings and a progress ring, and areas above them
- Tags, nested, and quick find across everything
- Checklists inside a to-do, with progress on the row
- Repeats on a schedule or after completion, weekly on chosen days, monthly on a date
- This Evening, kept out of the Now card until your evening starts
- Multi-select, drag to reschedule, swipe to move, the fast edits that make a list yours
- Estimates, priorities and flags, used by the Now card, never nagging on their own
Your list stays on your device
No account, no server of ours. To-dos live on your iPhone or iPad. The app sends anonymous usage counts, never a to-do's text.