Tasks
The thing you have to do, with a reminder that actually arrives. Repeats, priorities and links come with it.
Tasks, events, notes, voice memos, photos and habits, on one timeline, and every one of them can remind you.
Not just tasks. Anything in here can come back and find you.
The thing you have to do, with a reminder that actually arrives. Repeats, priorities and links come with it.
Yours and your calendar’s, on the day they happen. Nudged before they start, early enough to actually get there.
Two taps and the thought is down. Your phone can record it but never tell you about it later — this one can.
A picture or a clip, kept as a thing to come back to rather than lost down the camera roll. Name it or don’t — it can still find you later.
Rich text, filed under its day. Give a note an hour and it stops being a place things go to be forgotten.
A streak that lives on the day, not in another app.
A photo, kept on the day it happened. Not a separate camera roll to manage, just one more thing a day can hold.





Your Things, done ThisDay.
Unfinished work follows you to today, not into a pile.
One button for everything. Type it, speak it, share it in.
Your day on the Home Screen and the Lock Screen.
Add to your day by voice, or from your own automations.
Keyboard shortcuts, a command palette, and undo. In review now.
No account, no servers. Syncs over your own iCloud.
Six screens from the iPhone app, exactly as it ships.
Every command below is real, pulled straight from the Mac app.
ThisDay is a daily planner for iPhone and Mac where tasks, events, notes, voice memos, photos and habits all live on one timeline, the day, and any of them can carry a reminder.
Two things. Everything can remind you, including voice memos, photos and notes, which Apple’s own apps cannot do. And habits can track themselves from Apple Health, so a run your watch recorded ticks the habit for you.
Yes. Point a habit at steps, sleep, exercise minutes, active energy, the Watch’s three rings, or a workout type, set your goal, and ThisDay ticks it off when Health confirms it. Reading is on-device and read-only, and your manual tick always wins.
No. There is no sign-up, no login and no server. Data stays on your device and syncs through your own iCloud between iPhone and Mac.
Not yet. A real Mac app — keyboard shortcuts, a command palette and undo, sharing the same data over iCloud — is with App Review now. ThisDay for iPhone is out today, and the two are sold separately.