One place for your goals, your calendar and the people you love

Most of us run our lives across several apps: one for the calendar, one for to-dos, one for notes, one for goals we set in January, and a messenger for the people we care about. Each works. Together, they never talk.

Daysli puts three things in one place, because in real life they are not separate.

Grow yourself: My Life

A direction for your life in your own words, goals from ten years down to this week, a next step for each goal, and a short weekly review. Progress is shown in words, never as a score, and nothing resets when you miss a day. How it works, step by step.

Organize your life: Today

Your calendar, to-dos and plans in one view, with Google Calendar or iCloud connected if you like. Your page at daysli.com/yourname lets people ask for your time without the back-and-forth. Sharing your free times.

Connect with people: People and Ring

A private record of the people in your life: what they told you, what you promised, when you last met. Daysli keeps only what you write down. And Ring, for messages and encrypted calls with them, free. About Ring.

An ordinary Tuesday

• My goal for this month is to run twice a week. Its next step, "run 3 km before work", is on Today at 7:30, marked Part of: run twice a week.
• At 11 there is a call someone booked through my page. I accepted it on Sunday; it appeared in my calendar by itself.
• At lunch I remember a friend mentioned a job interview. I add a note to her in People and a to-do to ask how it went on Friday.
• In the evening I send her a message on Ring.
• On Sunday, my weekly review asks who I spent real time with. This week, I have an answer.

None of this needs a system. It needs the pieces to know about each other.

Who it is for

People who want to grow, stay organized and stay close to the people who matter, without stitching five apps together. And people who are asked for their time, such as coaches, tutors, consultants and freelancers, who want a calm way to be booked.

Honest notes

Daysli runs in any modern browser and installs as an app. The native Android app is in testing; there is no native iPhone app yet (on iPhone, Daysli installs from Safari). Ring is free. Daysli Web will cost US$4.49 a month once web payments open; until then it starts with no card, and Daysli gives at least 30 days' notice before any charge.

Start at daysli.com.