Observed arrival · 2026-10-29
Dayhook gives the to-do list a quitting time
A task app that separates work and personal lists, then switches focus when the workday ends.
- For
- People separating work and personal to-dos
- Worth noticing
- At 5 pm, open work tasks can be moved to tomorrow, dropped, finished, or muted until the next morning.
Field notes
The page sketches a day-shaped workflow: a morning prompt asks users to choose three priorities, while a menu-bar item keeps the current task visible. A ⌥ Space shortcut accepts plain-language entries and is shown extracting dates, times, and Work/Personal context; examples include a 2 pm deadline and a 1:30 pm reminder. At 5 pm, open work items can be postponed, dropped, finished, or muted, and an evening wrap-up prepares tomorrow. These are product-page descriptions; App Store availability is still marked as forthcoming.
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