A great idea. One interruption.
A message arrives. Someone asks you a question. Life moves fast, and a minute later you can’t remember the idea you were so excited about. Record it while it’s still with you. Come back to it when you’re ready.
Your voice. A clearer day.
A great idea can disappear in a single interruption. Say it while it’s fresh. AI turns your recording into a clear item on today’s list, so you can stop trying to remember it and get back to your day.
No organizing. No perfect wording. Just you, out loud.
“Send Maya the revised proposal. And ask Alex for the latest customer feedback so I can include it in the demo.”
Share the updated proposal with Maya so she has the latest version.
Try an example. Open an item to see the details AI keeps.
Keep the idea. Clear your mind.
A message arrives. Someone asks you a question. Life moves fast, and a minute later you can’t remember the idea you were so excited about. Record it while it’s still with you. Come back to it when you’re ready.
Keeping several important thoughts in your head is tiring. The idea, the task, the thing you mustn’t forget — give them somewhere to live. Say them out loud, let AI organize the details, and free up your attention for what’s in front of you.
From a passing thought to a clear next step
Tap record whenever a thought arrives. A ten-second reminder, a half-formed idea, or a few things at once. Speak naturally.
Your recording becomes short, useful items. AI separates the thoughts, writes clear descriptions, and keeps the details you mentioned.
See your list, open the details, and mark things done. Your next recording joins the same list. Need an earlier task? Browse a previous day and move it into today.
Less mental clutter. More follow-through.
AI gives each task or idea a clear title and a useful description. The names and little details you mentioned stay together. Check things off in your own time.
ONE THOUGHT, MADE USEFUL
“Call Dad about the weekend. Oh, ask what time he’s arriving.”
Call Dad to talk through the weekend plans. Ask what time he expects to arrive.
✳ Details, written for youA few things you might be wondering
Yes — that’s the idea. Record whenever something comes to mind. Each recording can be up to ten minutes, with up to 20 minutes of voice capture and 100 captures a day. Your thoughts join the same daily list.
It transcribes your voice, separates distinct tasks and ideas, and writes a short title and clear description for each. It keeps the names and context you mentioned, and combines clear duplicates. You can always edit the result.
No. DailyPlan is a simple list for the day. Add a thought, keep the useful details, and check it off whenever you’re ready. If you mention a time or date, it stays in the description as context.
No. A quick thought is enough. Say it naturally, even if you mention several things in one recording. DailyPlan does the organizing when you stop.
Both, in the same place. A client follow-up, a creative idea, and a reminder to call home all belong in your day.
Your tasks and ideas stay in your daily list with the details you mentioned. Open DailyPlan whenever you want to see what’s on your mind and what you’ve done. It doesn’t currently send scheduled push notifications.
Yes. Browse any previous day and choose Move to today on a task or idea. It moves into today’s list with its details, ready to pick up again. Completed tasks return as unfinished so you can do them again.
You don’t need to carry every thought through the day. Start by saving the one on your mind right now.
Make room for your day