A calm plan for your day, week and life.

Daymatter keeps tasks, routines and areas in one place. You choose what you do today, close yesterday, and look over the rest once a week.

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Start with the pile. End with a plan.

Start with everything on your mind and decide what matters now.

Put it all in one place

The tasks, routines, areas, and life admin that compete for your attention.

Decide what you do today

Before you commit, sort work into Must, Should, or Could. The rest can wait.

Park the rest, out of the way

Undated holds what has no day yet, Someday holds what can wait, and your Areas keep it all in order, so tomorrow does not start with the same pile.

Small tools for every week.

Yesterday, closed

The Yesterday card on Today lets you close the day: mark things done (up to 7 days back), missed, or “Not now”.

Weekly review

Tasks you have not touched in 30 days arrive as a stack of cards. Swipe right to keep, left to archive, up for today, down for someday.

Areas with a goal

Group tasks and routines into areas, and give each one a goal so you remember why it matters.

Routines that do not nag

A strict routine you miss is logged and moves to its next slot. A flexible routine that runs very late leaves Today and waits for your call.

Agenda for fixed times

Appointments, meetings, and events sit next to your plan.

Tags and subtasks

Tags work across every area, and subtasks break a bigger task into steps you can tick off.

A shopping list that stays

One list, separate from your tasks and always close at hand.

Keyboard first

Jump between lists, complete tasks, and push them to tomorrow without reaching for the mouse.

Waiting and blocked tasks

Mark a task as waiting, or as blocked by another task. It leaves your plan and waits under Needs decision on Today.

See how a week moves through Daymatter.

A short plan you can actually follow.

Today brings tasks, routines and agenda items together. The Yesterday card closes the previous day, and the rest stays out of the way.

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MustFix onboarding bug
ShouldSend invoice

Web today. iOS in beta. Desktop later.

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Daymatter in your AI assistant.

Ask your AI assistant what is on your plan today, move a task to tomorrow, or add milk to the shopping list. Daymatter runs an MCP server.

You turn access on yourself and can revoke it at any time.

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You do not need a clean system to begin.

Your work, life admin, routines, and areas all compete in one mental pile.

Your todo list became another inbox instead of a place to make decisions.

You want enough structure for a messy week without a heavy productivity ritual.

An early, open beta.

Anyone can join the open beta by creating a free account.

Access is free during the open beta and feedback helps shape the planning flow.

Start today.

Create a free account, add what is on your mind right now, and plan your day. The open beta is free.

By signing up, you agree to the Beta terms and acknowledge the Privacy policy.

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Questions before you sign up.

Is Daymatter free during the open beta?

Yes. The open beta is free, and we are shaping Daymatter together with early users.

Is this another todo app?

Not exactly. Daymatter is built around Today: it helps you choose what you do today, settle what slipped from yesterday, and park the rest, so the list does not become another inbox.

What is the weekly review?

A short look at tasks you have not touched in 30 days and routines that have run very late. You decide. Daymatter never deletes anything for you.

What happens to routines I miss?

Strict ones are logged and move to their next slot. Flexible ones that run very late wait for your decision in the weekly review.

Do I need to migrate everything?

No. You can start with just the slice of your week that overwhelms you most. That is enough.

Do I need an invitation?

No. Create a free account with your email, or continue with Google.

Are there desktop and mobile apps?

The iOS app is in a public beta on TestFlight: join it from the iOS tile on this page. The macOS and Windows apps are coming soon. Android: not yet. Until then, use Daymatter on the web. Leave your email in the form on this page, and we will let you know when an app you chose is ready.

Does my plan sync across devices?

Yes. Your plan lives in your account and each change syncs, so every browser you sign in to shows the same plan. The iOS beta works the same way, and so will the desktop apps. Daymatter needs an internet connection for now.

Which languages does Daymatter support?

Fully translated: English, Polski. In beta: Deutsch, Español, Français, Português (Brasil), Italiano. Choose a language from the menu on this page, or later in Settings → Appearance.

How is my account protected?

In Settings → Security you can turn on two-factor authentication with any TOTP authenticator app and keep recovery codes for emergencies.

Can I use Daymatter with an AI assistant?

Yes. Daymatter has an MCP server that you can connect to Claude Code or another MCP client that lets you set a header. Turn on MCP access in Settings → Security, then create a credential with the access you choose. It has an expiry date, and you can revoke it at any time.