Daily - Focus on Today

A circle for every day of the year. The past is fixed, the future waits — all you can write on is today. No account, no subscription, nothing leaves your phone.

Daily is not a planner. It is a daily focus organizer.

Open it and you see the whole year at once: one circle for every day.

Only today is open. You can look back at exactly what a day held, but you cannot rewrite it. Future days can't be filled in at all. That constraint is the whole point: instead of a backlog stretching months ahead, you get one list, for one day, that you actually finish.

Tap today to open it. Write one thing, or ten. Swipe right to complete. Hold a task to edit the title, double-tap it to add a note, reorder it, or throw it away.

Not everything is a commitment yet. Swipe up to the whiteboard and your half-formed ideas float there as bubbles you can drag around. When one is ready, hold it and it becomes a task for today. Double-tap to pop the ones that never were.

WHAT'S INSIDE

Year view — 365 circles, days remaining, and how much of the year has passed Today's list — add, complete, reorder, annotate, and look back at any past day Whiteboard — a floating space for ideas that aren't commitments yet Carry over — yesterday's unfinished tasks, one hold away from today For tomorrow — after a time you choose, line up tomorrow from today's list Widgets — today's tasks and the year grid, on the home screen and lock screen Daily wallpaper — your year calendar as a lock-screen image Daily reminder — one gentle notification, at a time you pick Eight themes — Garnet, Slate, Olive, Sienna, Plum, Jade, Honey and Char, applied to the app, the widgets, the icon and the wallpaper

WHAT'S DELIBERATELY MISSING

No account. No login. No cloud sync. No subscription. No streaks, no scores, no productivity guilt. No projects, tags, priorities or due dates. Nothing to set up before you write your first task.

Everything you type stays on your iPhone.

Daily is free and always will be. If it earns a place on your home screen, there's a small tip jar tucked into settings — entirely optional.

The past is fixed. The future waits.