Most daily planners are just a list with a date on it. This one checks your list against the hours you actually have, before you commit to a day you can't finish.
No credit card required.
Drag onto the timeline →
Finish presentation
1h
Call dentist
15m
Gym
45m
Groceries
30m
Team standup
15m
Today
Try it — drag a task onto the timeline. This is the actual planner, not a mockup.
Get everything out of your head in one fast list. Sort and schedule after, not while you're trying to remember it all.
Drag tasks onto an actual timeline instead of guessing when you'll get to them. See conflicts before they happen.
If today adds up to more hours than you have, the AI coach says so — and helps you cut down, not just power through.
A to-do list tells you what to do. It doesn't tell you whether today can actually hold it all. That's the gap that leads to the same three tasks rolling over day after day — not because you're disorganized, but because the list itself never had a ceiling.
DayBright adds that ceiling. Every task you schedule counts against your real work hours, so overloading a day shows up immediately instead of at 6pm.
Start with brain dump: type or paste everything on your mind into a fast capture list. Nothing needs a time or priority yet — just get it out.
Then move to Today: drag tasks onto the timeline, or use quick-add with a duration ('Finish deck 45m'). The planner tracks scheduled minutes against your work-hour window in real time.
When something doesn't get done, move it forward with one click, or ask Mira to help redistribute it rather than just stacking it onto tomorrow.
A calendar shows fixed appointments. This planner is built around flexible tasks and how much time you actually have left in a day — the two work well side by side, not as replacements for each other.
No. You can plan with a simple prioritized list, full time blocking, or both — set your preference during onboarding and change it anytime.
Yes. The free plan includes daily planning, brain dump, basic time blocking, and limited AI coach usage.
Free to start. Mira is ready when your list isn't.