Dayboard

Dayboard is a personal daily workspace that brings your tasks, notes, important links, and calendar context together in one calm, customizable dashboard.

Everything you need today, in one place

Most workdays are scattered across multiple apps and browser tabs. Tasks live in one tool, notes in another, useful links get buried, and your calendar sits somewhere else. Keeping track of everything can become a task of its own.

Dayboard gives the things you need throughout the day one reliable home.

Instead of constantly switching between applications or trying to remember where you saved something, you can open Dayboard and see what matters right now.

A workspace built around your day

Dayboard lets you create personalized dashboards using widgets that match the way you work.

Key features include:

1. Daily tasks and priorities: Create to-do lists, track completed tasks, and keep important work visible.
2. Notes and quick capture: Write down ideas, meeting notes, reminders, and information you want to remember.
3. Quick links: Save frequently used websites, documents, tools, and project resources.
4. Calendar overview: Keep upcoming meetings and events visible alongside your daily work, with Google and Outlook calendar sync on supported plans.
5. Focus sessions: Set aside dedicated time for focused work.
6. Time tracking: Track the time you spend on tasks and activities.
7. Goals and habits: Keep personal goals, milestones, and recurring habits within reach.
8. Separate Dayboards: Organize different clients, projects, work responsibilities, or personal activities into dedicated dashboards.
9. Customizable widgets: Choose the tools you need and arrange your workspace around your priorities.
10. Sharing and collaboration: Share dashboards and collaborate with others using features available on supported plans.

Made for people who work across multiple tools

Dayboard is especially useful for professionals who spend much of their day in a browser, including freelancers, developers, founders, managers, designers, marketers, and other knowledge workers.

For example:

1. Freelancers can keep client tasks, project links, notes, time tracking, and deadlines together.
2. Developers can organize coding tasks, useful snippets, project resources, and focus sessions.
3. Managers can see daily priorities, upcoming meetings, important notes, and goals at a glance.
4. Founders can create separate Dayboards for different businesses, projects, and responsibilities.
5. Marketers and designers can keep campaign resources, creative references, deadlines, and daily tasks within easy reach.

Each workspace can be adapted to different needs without requiring everyone to follow the same productivity system.

A simpler approach to getting organized

Dayboard isn't trying to replace comprehensive project management software like Notion, Jira, Trello, or Asana. Those tools serve important purposes, especially for managing large projects, databases, and team workflows.

Dayboard complements the tools you already use by giving you a personal space for the things that matter today.

You don't need to build a complicated system, learn a new productivity methodology, or spend hours configuring your workspace.

Create a Dayboard, add the widgets you find useful, and start organizing your day.

Start free and make it your own

Dayboard offers a free plan with two personal Dayboards and four widgets per dashboard. Paid plans provide additional dashboards, more widgets, calendar synchronization, sharing, and collaboration features.

Whether you're managing several projects or simply want a clearer way to organize everyday responsibilities, Dayboard helps keep your workday in view.

One calm place to start your day, return to throughout it, and keep the important things close.