Observed arrival · 2026-11-14
Dayjoy puts the day at the top of your screen
A Mac and Linux desktop planner keeps today's tasks in a top-edge bar, with tools for starting, timing, and carrying work forward.
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- For
- Mac and Linux users who want ADHD-friendly daily planning
- Worth noticing
- A one-line task parser recognizes dates and times; the site also says the app works offline and requires no account.
Field notes
The task examples accept dates, times, estimates, priority marks, and tags in a single line, such as “review deck next mon 10:30am !! ~1h30 #work.” A seven-day view supports dragging tasks out of the Inbox, while checking off a repeating task creates its next instance. Other described options include low-energy filtering, a 15/25/50-minute focus timer, and an evening review that handles unfinished tasks without marking them overdue.
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