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Your day, in one place.

Your plans. Your people. Your memories. Your life.

Daysli brings everything together in one beautifully simple place, so you can spend less time organizing your life and more time living it.

Daysli is in Early Access: accounts are by invitation, and free.

Lia at a café terrace by the sea at sunset, smiling at a thought, a notebook beside her laptop.
Daysli’s Today on a phone: a morning walk, a project meeting, a call with Mum, flowers to buy.Daysli’s Today on a phone: a morning walk, a project meeting, a call with Mum, flowers to buy.

Life doesn’t happen in separate apps.

  • A meeting on your calendar.
  • Something important on your to-do list.
  • A conversation you want to remember.
  • A photograph from a beautiful afternoon.
  • A goal you promised yourself you’d work toward.

They’re all part of the same life.

So why should they feel so far apart?

Everything feels better together.

Your schedule, tasks, people, memories and personal goals finally have a place to belong.

One calm space for the things you need to do — and the things you never want to forget.

  • Today
  • Calendar
  • To-do
  • People
  • Journal
  • My Life
Daysli’s Calendar: the month, and today’s walk, meeting, call and coffee beside it.Daysli’s Calendar: the month, and today’s walk, meeting, call and coffee beside it.
Daysli’s People: how you met Sarah, what to remember about her, and your story together.Daysli’s People: how you met Sarah, what to remember about her, and your story together.

Not just a better way to organize your day.
A more meaningful way to live it.

Today, Calendar and To-do

Wake up knowing what matters.

Some mornings begin with a hundred things on your mind.

A meeting to prepare for. A message to answer. Something you promised to do.

With Daysli, your day is already waiting for you — clear, organized and ready when you are.

One look. A little clarity. A better beginning.

Lia at home in the morning light, chin on her hand, coffee beside her laptop.
Today at 07:40: “Good morning”, 45 free minutes before the 08:30 walk, and three to-dos to start with.Today at 07:40: “Good morning”, 45 free minutes before the 08:30 walk, and three to-dos to start with.

To-do, Today and My Life

Make today count.

Big things rarely happen all at once.

They’re built from the little things you do every day.

Finish a task. Keep a promise. Take one more step toward something that matters.

Daysli helps you turn good intentions into real progress.

Small steps. Meaningful days.

Lia writing in a notebook at her desk, focused, her laptop open beside her.
To-do: “Run 5 km before breakfast” ticked off, part of the goal “Run my first 10K in the spring”.To-do: “Run 5 km before breakfast” ticked off, part of the goal “Run my first 10K in the spring”.

People

Remember the people who make life yours.

The friend you haven’t seen in months.

The person who helped you when you needed it.

The little thing someone mentioned that you’d love to remember.

Relationships are built from moments, conversations and care. Daysli gives those details a thoughtful place in your life.

Because people matter more than names in a list.

What Daysli keeps about someone is what you write down. It never listens in, and it never guesses.

Lia laughing with a friend over coffee in a busy café.
People: Sarah, met at a pottery class in 2019, and five recorded moments of your story together.People: Sarah, met at a pottery class in 2019, and five recorded moments of your story together.

Journal

One day, you’ll be glad you remembered.

A beautiful sunset. Something funny someone said. A quiet moment of gratitude. A day that changed something.

Life is full of moments that seem small until we look back.

Keep the words, photos and feelings that make your story yours.

Your life is worth remembering.

Your journal is encrypted on your device before it leaves, and Daysli keeps it without the key: only you can read it.

Lia by the sea at sunset, smiling at something she remembers.
A journal entry: “Today felt like a good day.” A walk by the sea, a call with Sarah, three things to be grateful for.A journal entry: “Today felt like a good day.” A walk by the sea, a call with Sarah, three things to be grateful for.

My Life

Build a life you look forward to.

Maybe you’re learning something new. Working toward a dream. Trying to become healthier. Making more time for the people you love.

Whatever matters to you, progress begins with what you do today.

Daysli helps you connect your everyday actions with the bigger picture.

Your future is built one day at a time.

Lia exploring a city at golden hour, a camera in her hands.
My Life: “Run my first 10K in the spring”, two of four milestones reached, and the next step, Run 6 km.My Life: “Run my first 10K in the spring”, two of four milestones reached, and the next step, Run 6 km.

Your page and Inbox

Make time for each other.

Good conversations shouldn’t get lost in endless scheduling messages.

Share a time that works, receive a request and make plans with less back-and-forth. Nothing is booked until you accept.

More time together. Less time arranging it.

Two people at a café table, coffee and a pastry between them.
Inbox: Priya asks for lunch on Friday from your page, with Accept and Decline.Inbox: Priya asks for lunch on Friday from your page, with Accept and Decline.

It all comes together.

A meeting becomes part of your day.

A task brings you closer to a goal.

A conversation becomes something worth remembering.

A quiet moment becomes a journal entry.

And over time, those little things become the story of your life.

  1. Daniel asks for coffee

    He picks a free time on your page. You accept.

  2. It’s in your day

    An accepted time appears in Calendar and Today by itself.

  3. You remember what matters

    He just started a new job. You noted it in People.

  4. You do what you said

    You tick off the card you promised to write.

  5. You keep the moment

    A photo and a few lines in your journal that evening.

  6. A day takes shape

    Planned, done, and remembered.

One connected experience. Built around you.

Some things are just for you.

Your thoughts. Your memories. Your personal plans.

Daysli is designed to give you a space where you can organize your life and keep the things that matter close. You decide what to share and what to keep private.

Your life belongs to you.

Your journal
Encrypted on your device before it leaves. Daysli stores it without the key to open it, so no one else can read it. If you lose every device and your recovery code, it cannot be recovered.
Your page
People see the kinds of time you offer and when you’re free. Never what you’re doing.
Your calendar
Connecting is optional. Daysli reads only when you are busy, never what your events say.

How your journal is protected

No ads · No tracking · No AI

Daysli shows no ads, uses no analytics that follow you, and never uses what you put in it to train outside or general-purpose AI.

Lia writing in her journal in the evening, by lamp light.

Your calendar, if you want it

Connecting is optional. Daysli lists your calendars so you can choose which ones count, reads only when you are busy so people are offered free times — never what your events say — and adds your Daysli events and the appointments you accept to the calendar you choose.

Apple Calendar is in testing, and Microsoft Outlook is planned. How Daysli uses Google data

What it costs

Free during Early Access. No card, no charge.

When Daysli opens to more people, it will be one plan, the whole product, no tiers.

  • Days 1 to 7: no card needed.
  • From day 8: add a card. Nothing is charged yet.
  • Day 15: the first month, then monthly.
  • Cancel any time to stop future charges.
  • On the web Open app.daysli.com in your browser.
  • iPhone Open app.daysli.com in Safari, tap Share, then Add to Home Screen.
  • Android Coming to Google Play.

Daysli is young and still changing, and it has not had an independent security audit. Please read the terms before you rely on it for anything important.

Questions

Can Daysli read my journal?

No. Your journal is encrypted on your device before it leaves, and Daysli stores it without the key to open it. That’s the journal: your calendar, to-dos and requests are stored so Daysli can show and send them, as the privacy page explains.

What if I lose my phone?

Sign in on another device and your calendar, to-dos and requests are there. Your journal opens on a new device you approve, or with your recovery code. If you lose every device and your recovery code, your journal can’t be recovered, not even by Daysli.

Do people need an account to ask for my time?

No. They use your page, and leave an email address or a phone number so you can reply.

Can someone book me without my say?

No. Every request waits for you, and nothing is booked until you accept. People only ever see the times you’re free.

Is there an app?

Daysli runs in your browser at app.daysli.com. On iPhone, add it to your home screen from Safari. The Android app is coming to Google Play.

Who is Lia?

Lia is the virtual character behind Daysli: a fictional person you see in its pictures, living an ordinary life in which Daysli happens to be useful. She is not a customer, and nothing she does is a testimonial.

Can I connect my own tools?

Yes. There’s a versioned API at daysli.com/api/v1, with webhooks. Your journal is never available through it.

What does it cost?

Nothing during Early Access, with no card needed. Later it will be one monthly plan: no card for the first 7 days, a card from day 8 with nothing charged, and the first month on day 15.

Make room for what matters.

For the plans you want to make.

The things you want to achieve.

The people you care about.

And the moments you’ll want to remember.

There’s a place for all of it.

Your day, in one place.

Plan. Do. Remember.

Request an invite

Accounts are by invitation while Daysli is in Early Access. Leave your email, and when there’s a place for you, your invitation will come by email.

Which phone?

No spam. Just your invitation and important Early Access updates.

About Daysli

Daysli is a private day planner. Your calendar, your to-do list and a journal live in one place, and a single link lets other people ask for your time without seeing anything else.

If you connect a Google Calendar, Daysli reads only your free/busy times — never the titles, guests or details of your events — so the times you offer are genuinely free. Daysli adds the events you make in Daysli and the appointments you accept to the calendar you choose, and removes them again if they are deleted or cancelled.

Daysli never writes to your other calendars and never reads event contents. Nobody else ever sees what your events are — only that a time is taken. You can disconnect at any time, and disconnecting removes the busy times Daysli imported.

Lia, in the pictures, is the virtual character behind Daysli: fictional, and not a customer.