Customize Your Daily
Rearrange or hide any section of your day, build multi-column layouts on big screens, save presets, and pick between the Daybook and Broadsheet designs.
Your day page should look like your day. Maybe mornings start with the journal, maybe you never use habits, maybe your iPad wants three columns. The Layout editor makes the Daily tab yours, and it's all synced through iCloud.
The Layout editor
Tap the Customize button at the bottom of the Daily tab. Every section of your day appears with a drag handle and a visibility toggle: Journal, Highlights, All Day, the Agenda (with its Morning, Afternoon, and Evening subsections), Outstanding, To Dos, Reminders, Habits, Task Input, World Clock, Weather Forecast, Pinned Lists, and Pinned Notes. Drag to reorder; tap to show or hide. The right margin has its own toggles for Calendar Bookmarks, the time strip, and event pills.
Spreads on iPad and Mac
On a big screen the editor becomes a visual page-plan: a full-width header band, side-by-side columns in the middle, and a full-width footer. Drag sections between columns, and use the arrows to add or remove columns. Journal on the left, agenda in the middle, forecast and clocks on the right, if that's your kind of morning.
Your iPhone and iPad layouts are independent, so a three-column spread on the iPad never squeezes your phone.
Presets
Below the editor sits the preset shelf. Built-in presets (Default, Minimal, Planner, Journalist, Everything) give you starting points; tap one to load it. Save your own arrangement with the dashed + slot and give it a name; long-press a saved preset to delete it.
Two designs: Daybook and Broadsheet
The Daily tab has two looks, switchable from the Customize shelf or in Settings under Appearance:
- Daybook is the classic Finalist: stacked sections with the notebook margin rule. Your everyday planner.
- Broadsheet sets your day like a newspaper: a masthead, horizontal rules, condensed type, and its own multi-column spread. It really shines on iPad and Mac, where the typography gets room to breathe.
Same day, same data, different paper.
Your hours, your segments
Morning doesn't start at 6am for everyone. With day segments on, you can set your own Morning, Afternoon, and Evening start times, in the Layout editor or in Settings under Calendar & Events.
Related: Your Daily Page · World Clock · Calendar Bookmarks