Daylit: plans that adapt to real life.
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At a glance
- Name
- Daylit (one word, capital D). On the App Store: “Daylit: A Planner That Learns”.
- Developer
- Kavya Sangisetty.
- Location
- Milpitas, California.
- Platforms
- iPhone (iOS 26 or later), iPad (iPadOS 26 or later), Mac (macOS 26 or later), Apple Watch (watchOS 26 or later).
- Languages
- English, Spanish, Portuguese (Brazil), French, German, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Hindi, Arabic.
- Price
- Free, with an optional Premium subscription. In the US, $2.49 a month or $19.99 a year (since November 10, 2026); other countries have their own prices.
- First released
- November 8, 2026. Current version: 1.0.2.
- Account
- None. Data stays on the person’s devices and their private iCloud.
In one sentence
Daylit is a day planner for iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Watch that replans when your day changes and learns from how your days really go.
In one paragraph
Daylit turns what’s on your mind into a realistic plan around your calendar. When a meeting lands or a session slips, it proposes a new plan that moves only what it has to, and nothing moves until you apply it. Each evening you say how the day went, in your own words, and Daylit updates the plan and learns when things really happen for you, explained with your own numbers. It reads your words and plans on your device, with no account, ads or tracking, and every routine and preference it learns can be seen, changed or reset.
What’s in it today
- Capture in your own words, typed or spoken; the deadline, the length and the reminder are read as you type.
- Plans as proposals, with a reason for every change. Replanning when the day changes.
- The Lightline: the day as a ribbon of light. Focus, widgets, Live Activities, Siri and Shortcuts.
- The evening review: say how the day went; every change is shown before it’s applied.
- Learning: when things happen and how long they take, with suggestions in the person’s own numbers, and What Daylit knows.
- Goals with milestones and first steps; a calm weekly look in Insights, with no streaks or scores.
- A native Mac app with a menu bar extra; Apple Watch; Apple Pencil on iPad; iPhone Duo fold to focus.
- Accessibility: VoiceOver, Voice Control, Dynamic Type, Reduce Motion, Assistive Access.
Downloads
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The app icon
Contact
Press and everything else: kavya.sangisetty@icloud.com
