Daycore — ADHD

A personal life OS that manages your day.

This app is an AI-based productivity app that allows you to manage tasks, routines, goals, and records all in one place. It goes beyond simply listing tasks; it aims to be a personal management tool that organizes your daily routine and helps you execute better.

Gather scattered tasks, recurring habits, long-term goals, and personal records into a single space. Small daily actions accumulate to become your personal life data, which serves as the foundation for managing your day more systematically.

Key Features

• Task Management
Organize your tasks for the day and check their completion status.

• Routine Management
Register and manage recurring habits and lifestyle patterns.

• Goal Management
Track large goals by breaking them down into smaller action units.

• Record Management
Keep notes, thoughts, progress updates, and daily records in one place.

• AI-Based Productivity Management
It is evolving to help you manage your life more efficiently based on your goals and records. Recommended for

• Those who want to manage tasks, routines, and goals in one app

• Those interested in self-improvement and productivity management

• Those who find it inconvenient to use separate apps for notes, to-do lists, and habit management

• Those who want to collect their daily records and turn them into their own personal data

• Those looking for AI-powered personal management tools

Organize your day more clearly and transform your goals into actionable flows.

AccessibilityService API Usage Guide

Content Guard operates only when explicitly enabled by the user. Daycore uses the Android AccessibilityService API for the Content Guard feature. This API is used solely to detect whether short-form screens, such as Shorts, Reels, and TikTok feeds, are open in selected apps using accessibility events and screen structure signals, and to apply focus rules set by the user. Daycore does not save the screen content itself or transmit it to external servers; it keeps only the minimum information necessary for blocking events and statistics on the device. Accessibility permissions are optional; turning them off restricts only short-form detection and blocking, while the Diary, AI Coaching, Tasks, and Habits features remain available.