Your Daily Page

The Daily tab is your digital day page. It pulls together everything one day needs: calendar events (yours or shared), reminders and tasks due that day, the weather forecast, habits you're keeping up, and a snippet of today's journal entry at the top for inspiration.

Flipping pages

Swipe left to see tomorrow, swipe right to revisit yesterday. It's as intuitive as flipping pages in a physical planner. Each day stands alone, complete and contained.

Today's page has a few super-powers the other pages don't: it can hide expired tasks and events, and it shows any pinned lists you need to keep top of mind.

The Today button

Lost in future planning? When you navigate away from today, the Daily tab turns into a Today button. Tap it to snap back to the present.

The monthly sheet

Need context? Tap the date at the top to peek at your month, like lifting a corner of next month's pages. You can preview what's coming without losing focus on today, and tap any distant date to jump straight to it.

Catch-up: handling unfinished tasks

Yesterday's unfinished tasks appear as a count at the top of today, clearly marked. Nothing is moved automatically. You decide: do them now, reschedule them, or let them go. Think of it as a reality check, not a failure report. Each uncompleted task is simply information about your capacity and priorities.

Reminders and habits in their own sections

By default, the reminders and habits due today sit in the day's main list alongside your tasks. If you'd rather see them grouped on their own, open Customize (the button at the bottom of the Daily tab) and switch on the Reminders and Habits sections. Each one lifts that kind out of the main list into its own labeled section, so your to-dos, your Apple Reminders, and your habit check-ins each get their own space.

Both sections are collapsible: tap the header, which shows a count, to fold one away when you don't need it. They work in both the Daybook and Broadsheet designs, and they stay off until you turn them on, so nothing about your current layout changes unless you want it to.

The journal

At day's end, capture thoughts in your journal: space for reflection, gratitude, or tomorrow's rough ideas, like the notes section of a paper planner. In the morning, add a quick line about what you hope to accomplish. You'll see that thought atop your Daily tab throughout the day to help you stay focused.

Related: Adding Tasks · Timeline & Time Blocking · The Daily Rhythm