Plan Your Day Without the Overwhelm

This is the to-do list app of my dreams. Ever since college, I've done my best to be a Very Organized Person. I've always had a planner, but in recent years I've been looking for just the right thing. No organizational system seemed to stick. As a sticker-loving creative person, I've tried the pretty planner with all the colors and stickers and symbols. But sadly, planners, as fun as they are, can get overwhelming. And instead of focusing on a whole week, I wanted to focus on one day at a time. I've tried Habitica, and it never stuck. Habitica is all once too much and not enough. I've tried Todoist. Assign a priority level to a task and file them under different projects? Eh, just not my style. What I wanted...dreamed of in a to-do list app...is the ability to have both repeating tasks and one-time tasks, organized into one list, one day at a time. I didn't like how Habitica sorted todos from habits from daily tasks. I just wanted the whole day at a glance, with today's tasks and today's habits all in one easy block, so I took to writing out each day on a steno pad. It was great for the first few days, but I quickly got bored of re-writing the same repeating tasks every single day. This magical app is basically a digital version of my ideal paper to-do list system. It works the way my brain works and I'm so happy about that. I've already paid for a three month subscription, but it's most likely that when that runs out, I'll pay the one-time fee of $15 to have it unlimited. A small price to pay for the app I've been searching for forever!

I chose this planner app because it was one of the few I could find that did NOT sync to any other calendars like Google or Outlook. I love the SIMPLICITY and FUNCTIONALITY of this app. You can quickly and easily move tasks to any different day, reorder tasks within same day, copy and paste a task, delete a task or check it off as complete. You can coordinate entries by color, create subtasks within in task and create general shopping or to-do lists that aren't date specific. Highly recommend!

I have ADHD, and I really struggle with time management and motivation to do certain things in my own life outside of work. This app really helps me organize my time and I am getting so much more accomplished using this app. I plan my day out while I'm having my cup of coffee, and then later on the day, when I forget what I had planned out, I get reminders for all the things I needed to do. And then when I get to check off a task, there's a small release of dopamine (if you know, you know!)

For me, the perfect planner is the type that can show my progress percentage, allow subtask inputs, give me a chance to transfer a task that's no longer the day's priority to another day, and the type that can repeatedly remind me of my tasks until I do them. What's more? A planner that can let me do all these offline. That is my ideal planner... and this app (Daily Planner) fits perfectly! This is no marketing strategy; this is plainly a sincere state of my experience with the app so far!

I've been testing this for just under a day. I'm really impressed! I was looking for something better than a simple task list, but not with a million things to look at. Remember how it was on paper? You saw everything you needed to do today, on the page. I was looking for something like this. The very best feature so far is the one-click "Move to Tomorrow". No copying your remaining tasks to the next day, or clicking and clicking to reschedule to tomorrow's date. I love it all so far!

This app is helpful and professional. Growing up with a planner book that had a week spread over two pages, you always wrote things down without specific times for each task, but calendar apps make you call a task "All Day" or give it a time, which takes extra button presses. This app has a few great ways to easily add and view tasks for each day and flip between days seamlessly/intuitively. The feature to drag from a week row to a month is a game changer. Likely very worth my $15.