Daily planner
Plan your day on one screen
DailyDoc is a web app for people who want the day written down before it starts. The timetable, the task list, and project work sit together, so you are not copying the same job into a calendar, a notes app, and a chat thread.
What is DailyDoc?
It is a personal planner, not a team suite. You open it, see today, and decide where the hours go. Tasks that need a clock get a block on the calendar. Tasks that only need to be remembered stay on the list. Work that belongs to a larger effort lives on a project, and you can schedule a session from that project onto the day.
The free plan covers that daily loop. Pro adds voice dictation, a pass that turns a rough transcript into a cleaner title and description, and Google Calendar sync so the blocks you place here can line up with the calendar you already use.
Who is it for?
DailyDoc is for someone who plans their own day. A student blocking study time, a freelancer splitting client work from admin, or anyone whose list and calendar have drifted apart. It is not built as a shared office suite, and it does not ask you to maintain a dashboard before you can write down the next task.
Signed-in people go straight to their calendar. This page is the public explanation, so a search engine and a new visitor see the product instead of a sign-in form.
How does a day in the app work?
You start from the calendar. Drag a task onto the week, or create a block for focus time, and the schedule is visible without opening another tool. The task list holds items that do not have a time yet. When one of those items deserves an hour, you put it on the timetable. Projects group related work and let you schedule a session from the project itself, so the day and the longer piece of work stay connected.
Completing an item marks it done. Optional preferences can play a short sound, show a small celebration, or hide completed tasks on the list. None of that changes the basic record: what you planned, and what you finished.
- Calendar for time blocks across the week.
- Tasks for work that does not need a slot yet.
- Projects for grouping that work and scheduling a session.
How was this written?
This page describes the product as it ships: the calendar, tasks, and projects in the app, plus the Pro tools for voice, cleanup of dictated text, and Google Calendar sync. It is not a rewritten keyword list. The same description is used in the page title, the summary below, and the structured data in the page source.