Meetings, deep work, and a dozen small tasks all fighting for the same hours. See what fits before your calendar decides for you.
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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.
Project tasks, quick follow-ups, and admin work in one place — no switching between a task tool and a notes app to remember what's next.
Block real focus time on the timeline the same way you'd block a meeting, so it doesn't quietly disappear between calls.
Flags an overloaded day before it happens, and helps break a vague project task into something you can actually start.
A calendar full of meetings looks like a plan, but the actual work — the deck, the review, the follow-up — usually has no time of its own. It gets squeezed into whatever's left, which is why deep work is the first thing to disappear on a busy day.
DayBright treats tasks and meetings the same way: both take real time on the timeline. If your task list plus your meetings adds up to more than the hours you have, the planner says so before the day starts, not at 5pm.
Brain dump everything at the start of the day or week, then time block what matters most first. Move unfinished work forward without losing track of it, and use categories to separate projects, meetings, and admin at a glance.
Not yet — calendar integration (Google Calendar and others) is on the roadmap. Right now, meetings can be added as time-blocked tasks manually.
Yes, using categories today; a fuller project system with milestones is in development.
Yes — every account's data is isolated at the database level (Row Level Security), and it's never used to train third-party AI models.
Free to start. Mira is ready when your list isn't.