Schedule · Deadlines · Goals · Journal
All your days, in one place.
Every upcoming event, deadline, and goal together, so planning your week actually holds together — and so you stay pointed at the things you set out to do.
Then Daybook does something a planner can’t: it lines your days up against your journal, to show you how what you do shapes how you feel.
The demo is the real app with an example week in it. Nothing to sign up for.
Everything you have to do, in front of you.
Your schedule, your hard deadlines, and the days you plan to work toward them — in one view. Set goals in the shape you actually think in (twice a week, once every three days) and see, at a glance, whether you’re keeping up or slipping.
See how your days shape your mood.
A quick check-in each morning and night sits right alongside what you actually did. Over time, the pattern surfaces: which activities lift you, which drain you, and what a good week actually looks like for you.
What’s inside
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Schedule
Block out the week by dragging on the grid. Colour-code by what kind of time it is, and rate how each activity actually felt.
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To-Do
Two kinds of task, because they aren’t the same thing: hard deadlines, and the days you plan to do the work. Plans can point at the deadline they serve.
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Journal
A short check-in each morning and night, plus somewhere to write freely when a day needs more than a number.
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Goals
Set a target in the shape you actually think in — once every three days, twice a week, three hours — and see how long it’s been.
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Sleep & Workouts
Bring in your Oura sleep scores and your Strava workouts, so the record of your week includes the parts you didn’t plan.
About
Write this later — who made Daybook, and why. Replace this paragraph
in index.html.