The full planner, right away
- Week calendar, tasks with times and repeats
- Colour categories and search
- Notes that save as you type, and the Focus Timer
- Opens with sample data to try — your changes stay in this browser
Put the whole week on one page and always know what is next. A time-table calendar shows the current week, tasks repeat on their own, notes save as you type and a built-in Focus Timer keeps you working in blocks — no installs, no sign-up to start.
Preview of the DayFlow app, with sample data.
No ads. Signed out, nothing leaves your browser.
A time-table calendar for the current week — your days laid out in a clean grid, so the whole week reads in one look.
One click moves you forward or back to any other week. Plan ahead or look back without losing your place.
A notes panel right beside the calendar saves automatically — there is nothing to remember to save, and nothing to lose.
Work in focused blocks with a simple timer that keeps each session on track, right where you are planning.
DayFlow runs in your browser. No download and no account needed to start — open the page and start planning.
Set a task once and let it repeat — daily, weekly, monthly, annually, every weekday (Mon–Fri) or on a custom pattern.
Find any task or note in a second — press Ctrl+K (or /) and start typing.
Give each category its own colour, see it on every task, and filter the list down to what is overdue.
The task list opens on what is due right now — tasks in their time slot and today’s untimed ones — then overdue tasks in red, then the rest. Tap a task to see it, then mark it complete or edit it.
Open DayFlow and this week is already on screen — nothing to install, nothing to set up.
Free · in your browser · no sign-up, nothing to install.
Yes. Every DayFlow feature is free to use in your browser — there is nothing to download or install. Signing in is free too, and keeps the same planner on your phone and your PC.
No. Open DayFlow and it starts in demo mode with sample data you can add to, edit and delete; those changes are saved only in that browser. Sign in or register to keep your planner across devices.
Signed out, everything stays in that browser — nothing is sent anywhere. Signed in, your tasks and notes are kept in your cryosim.com account, so they are the same on every device you sign in on. DayFlow shows no ads.
Yes. A task can repeat daily, weekly, monthly, annually, every weekday (Monday to Friday) or on a custom pattern.
It is a Pomodoro-style timer: a 25-minute focus session, then a short break, with a long break after four focus sessions. Your session count is kept on your device.
Yes. DayFlow opens on the current week, and one click moves you forward or back to any other week, or you can jump straight to a date.
Yes, in early access — the DayFlow Android app is in closed testing on Google Play. It adds a Tasks home-screen widget that lists what is due now first, and an alarm volume for the Focus Timer. Request access with your Google account e-mail and we e-mail you the install steps. DayFlow also works in any phone browser. Request early access to the Android app →
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