Daydial
Your calendar in the menu bar. Type an event to add it.
Every Daydial 1.x update, on any Mac you use.
Meetings
Join on time without watching the clock
Meetings with video links count down in the menu bar for their last five minutes. A Join button drops down as they start. Two minutes late, it turns red.
A camera appears beside the date ten minutes before the call.
Type to add
Write it the way you’d say it
Daydial works out the date, time and duration. Start with “Remind me” to make a reminder. Optional Apple Intelligence recognises places such as Dishoom.
Themes
Your calendar, in four styles
Each follows your Mac’s Light or Dark mode, or stays in one. Midnight is always dark.
- Glass
- Dark List
- Midnight
- Paper
Wallpaper: Drift in Cobalt
Everyday use
The small things, done properly
Reminders beside your events
Tick them off without opening Reminders.
Change a repeating event?
Edit a repeating event
Change just this one or every one after it.
Your next event, or just the date
Show what’s next from two hours before it starts.
One shortcut away
Press ⌥⌘K to show or hide Daydial from any app.
Open Zoom and Teams directly
Join in their apps without opening a browser tab.
Undo
Press ⌘Z to undo adding an event or ticking a reminder.
Swipe between months
Move back or forward with two fingers.
Updates without pop-ups
A dot in the menu lets you know an update is ready.
Privacy
Daydial reads your calendars through macOS and keeps them on your Mac. There’s no account. It only goes online for updates and, once you’ve bought it, to check your licence about once a month.