This app is so easy to use. The interface is very clean and well thought out. No learning curve involved at all. Everything is customizable, which is great. This app is the perfect tool for anyone wanting reminders, to-dos, and habit-tracking all in one place, in a way unique to the tons of other apps I’ve tested, notebooks I’ve wasted, and every digital and physical calendar imaginable. For someone with ADHD, this is a particularly useful tool because you can easily give yourself micro-reminders throughout each day for anything: drink water, tidy up clutter in a couple of spots, use Pomodoro timers, and tons of other ways to customize.There are three reasons I did not give this 5 stars.1) As great as this is, I’m skeptical of actually utilizing ONE MORE app as a standalone vs having integration with a calendar, reminders, task apps, etc that are within the Apple or Google ecosystem. 2) I use Android e-ink devices for taking notes and other daily tasks, but also use an iPhone and Mac. Not being cross-platform compatible could sway my use of the app.
Thank you so much for taking the time to write such a thoughtful, detailed review — it genuinely means a lot. We're especially glad the micro-reminder approach has been useful for your day-to-day; designing something that lowers the barrier to building small habits is exactly what we're after, so hearing it resonates is the best feedback we could ask for.Your two points are completely fair, and they're things we think about a lot. The "one more app" question is real — our goal is to make Dayble worth keeping by doing the planner-and-habit side in a way the built-in ecosystem apps don't, rather than just adding to the pile. On platforms: Dayble is already available on both iOS and Android, but we hear you on wider device support and seamless sync across them, and we've noted it. Thank you again — feedback this clear is rare and we don't take it lightly.