FAQ
Daily planner FAQ
Short answers to the questions we hear most.
Is DayPlan free?
Yes. The day view, the three-day view from today, the current month, the inbox, repeats, routines and reminders are free. Statistics, widgets, the Apple Watch app and iCloud sync are optional with Premium as an in-app purchase.
What is time blocking?
A planning method where every task gets a fixed block of time in your day. In DayPlan you place these blocks right on the timeline and move them with your finger.
Do I need an account?
No. DayPlan works without an account, login or sign-up.
Can I see my Apple Calendar events?
Yes. In the day view DayPlan shows your calendar events next to your tasks for free, read-only – DayPlan never changes your calendar. In the three-day and month views this is part of Premium.
Does DayPlan remind me of tasks?
Yes, for free: with a notification before the task starts. You set the lead time globally or per task.
Is DayPlan available for Android?
An Android version is planned. Once it is available, you will find the Google Play link here.
What can the Apple Watch do?
The Apple Watch app is part of Premium and shows what’s next, today’s tasks to check off, your inbox and your weekly progress. The data comes from your iPhone.
Is DayPlan available for iPad?
Yes, DayPlan runs on iPhone and iPad. Keeping your tasks in sync across both devices works with iCloud sync in Premium.
Does DayPlan plan my day automatically?
No. You decide when a task fits into your day. DayPlan helps with the timeline, templates, routines and repeats.
Does DayPlan work offline?
Yes. Planning, moving and checking off tasks work offline. Your tasks are stored on your device.
Where is my data stored?
On your device. With Premium you can also sync it across your devices through your private iCloud.
How do I cancel my subscription?
In your Apple Account settings under Subscriptions. If you cancel at least 24 hours before the end of the period, the subscription won’t renew.
Which languages does DayPlan support?
More than 30 languages, including English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Dutch, Polish, Portuguese, Turkish, Japanese, Korean and Chinese.