Dayvant
Dayvant is a day planner for freelancers, founders and knowledge workers who want to protect their focus and do their best work. Instead of an endless to-do list, it plans your day around your energy: your hardest work lands in your morning when your focus is highest, your calendar counts toward a realistic daily capacity, and it helps you take on what you can actually finish. One screen, today only — so your best hours go to the work that matters.
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Plan your day by energy — heavy work in your morning, automatically.
Frequently asked
How does energy-based planning work?
You tag each task with an energy level (heavy, medium, light). Dayvant places your heavy work into the morning block by default, when most people have the most focus, and keeps lighter work for later. The capacity bar warns you before the day gets overbooked.
Why do my calendar events show up — and how do I hide personal ones?
Dayvant reads your iOS calendars (read-only) to show events alongside your tasks and to gauge how full your day is. In Settings → Calendars you can turn individual calendars on or off — switch off personal or subscribed calendars to keep your day work-focused.
Does my data sync across devices?
Yes, if you're signed in to iCloud. Your tasks sync privately through your own iCloud account. Nothing is sent to the developer. See the Privacy Policy for details.
How do the trial and purchase work?
Dayvant comes with a free trial. After it ends, a one-time purchase unlocks full access. Purchases are handled by the App Store.
I bought Dayvant on another device — how do I restore it?
Open Settings in the app and tap Restore Purchase. Make sure you're signed in with the same Apple ID you used to buy it.
How do I set my workday hours?
In Settings → Workday you can set your start time, when mornings end (the heavy-work boundary), and your end time. Capacity and the daily review reminder follow these.
Which devices are supported?
Dayvant runs on iPhone with iOS 17 or later.