A monthly planner that shows deadlines and milestones together.
A real month grid showing task deadlines and goal milestones in one place, connected to the daily plan you actually work from.
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A real month grid
Every task with a deadline or scheduled date lands on the right day, at a glance — no separate spreadsheet or calendar to maintain.
Goal milestones included
Milestones from your goals show up on the month they're due, so long-term progress doesn't get lost between daily to-do lists.
Connected to the daily plan
The month view isn't a separate app bolted on — it's the same tasks and goals you're already planning day to day.
What a monthly view is actually for
Daily planning answers "what fits today." A monthly view answers a different question: "what's coming, and am I making progress toward it?" Without it, deadlines and milestones live only in your head until they're suddenly close.
DayBright's monthly planner shows task deadlines and goal milestones on one grid, navigable month to month, so you can see what's due before it becomes urgent — then drop into the daily planner to actually schedule the work.
How the month view actually works
Every task with a deadline or a scheduled date automatically lands on the right square on the month grid — there's nothing to re-enter or copy over from the daily planner. Move forward or back a month with one click to see what's coming or review what already happened.
Only tasks with an actual date show up on the grid — an unscheduled brain-dump item won't appear here until it has a date or deadline, which keeps the month view from turning into a cluttered list of everything you might eventually get to.
Goal milestones behave the same way: give a milestone a target date, and it shows up on that day on the grid, next to any tasks already due then. That's often the easiest way to notice a milestone is closer than it felt from inside the daily planner.
The month view isn't meant to replace daily time blocking — it's built for the opposite job: stepping back far enough to see deadlines and milestones before they're suddenly close, then dropping back into the daily planner to actually schedule the work.
This tends to matter most for anything with a longer runway than a single week — a project due in six weeks, a recurring bill, a goal you're chipping away at slowly. The month view is where those show up early enough to actually plan around, instead of arriving as a surprise the week they're due.
Frequently asked questions
Is this different from a calendar app's month view?
A generic calendar shows events. This monthly planner shows task deadlines and goal milestones together, on the same grid, connected to the daily and time-blocking view — not a separate thing you have to keep in sync.
Can I see my goals on the month view?
Yes — goal milestones with a target date in that month show up on the grid alongside task deadlines, so you can see what's due before it sneaks up.
Does it replace the daily planner?
No — the monthly view is for zooming out to see deadlines and milestones at a glance. Day-to-day time blocking still happens in the daily planner.
Is it free?
Yes, to start — every account gets 7 days of full access, including the monthly planner, with no credit card required. It's $15/mo or $119/yr after that.
What shows up on the grid if I haven't scheduled anything yet?
Nothing — the month view only shows tasks that already have a date or deadline and goal milestones with a target date. Unscheduled brain-dump items stay out of it until you give them a date.
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