We resisted the urge to ship every idea. What is left is the calendar we actually wanted to use.
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Type “prep doc with Jen friday afternoon”. Daylo parses the people, the intent and the shape of the hour, then places it on the calendar already formatted the way you keep it.
Daylo turns plain language into a calendar block.
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Drag, stretch, split and merge with precise control. Every interaction has been sanded down until it stops being something you think about.
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Focus blocks defend themselves against incoming invitations, record how concentrated the session actually was, and learn which part of your day is worth protecting.
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Not a dashboard. One page a week answering one question: where did the hours go? Fragmentation, focus and the shape of the week, without charts nobody reads.
The whole week is local first. Edit with no signal and it reconciles when you land.
Every action has a shortcut, and the ones you use most are one key.
Travel, and your blocks travel with you while everyone else's meetings stay where they were.
Meeting notes live on the event, not in a separate app you have to remember to open.
1:1 Priya
Skip one week without detaching the series or rebuilding the rule.
Send a link that exposes when you are free, and nothing else about your week.
The hour grid. Drag, stretch and split blocks against real time, with conflicts visible as you move.
The same events as columns you name yourself. For the part of planning that is deciding order rather than time.
A longer horizon, for when the question is which week something lands in rather than which hour.
