DayRipple brings a to-do app and a shared calendar together.
Your tasks stay in your private Planner. Only plans you share go on your shared calendar.
No more “I told you about that” mix-ups. No more switching between two apps.
No chat, no albums, no ads, no monthly subscription.
Just your tasks, your plans together, and your anniversaries.
You can use it together, even with different phones.
■ Using one app for to-dos and another for shared plans?
Switching between two apps takes more effort than it seems.
DayRipple brings it all into one place.
Your Planner is just for you. Keep dinner alongside today’s tasks, then add only that event to your shared calendar.
Keep your task list private without missing the plans you both need to know about.
■ Plan what to do—and when
Write down your tasks and give them a time. Your day starts taking shape.
Sort them into lists for work, everyday life, or travel prep, so everything has a place.
See events from connected calendars alongside your tasks and spot your free time.
■ Just what you need
No unnecessary couple features. None of the bulk of a work calendar.
A good tool shouldn’t get between you. So we took things out instead of adding more.
■ Getting connected is simple
Create a space, invite someone, and you’re set.
When one of you adds or changes an event, your shared calendar updates right away,
and notifications remind you about important events and anniversaries.
■ Your Google and phone calendars, shared too
Connect Google Calendar or the phone calendar you already use, and its events appear alongside yours in DayRipple.
Turn on “Share with space members” for a calendar, and your space members see its events on their calendar too. No need to copy work events over to show when you’re busy.
You can pick which calendars they see, one by one.
■ Check your plans without opening the app
See today’s events, upcoming plans, and your shared day counters in home screen widgets.
■ One date, anniversaries calculated for you
Enter your relationship start date or wedding date just once,
and DayRipple works out your 100th day, 200th day, first anniversary, and 1,000th day.
The app does the math. You make the day special.
■ Split the to-dos, check them off together
“I’ll get groceries. You book the table.”
Assign to-dos to each other and check them off together.
Fewer plans made in conversation and forgotten later.
■ A separate space for every relationship
Create separate spaces for your partner, family, and roommates.
Each has its own members and calendar, so plans from different parts of your life stay separate.
■ Start without a monthly subscription
Start for free. Buy only the extras you need, each with a one-time purchase.
One person buys lifetime access to a shared space. Their invited partner gets access to that same space.
[Made for]
● Just you — Use it as a to-do app without sharing. Create a space when you have plans to share.
● Couples — Dates, work dinners, overtime, your 100th day, and wedding anniversaries, all in one calendar.
● Roommates — Keep track of bills, recycling duty, and lease renewals together.
● Family — Add member slots to keep up with school events and parents’ birthdays together.
● Part-time workers and small teams — See who’s working and who’s off at a glance.
Like a gentle ripple reaching the far shore, your days stay quietly connected.
That’s all DayRipple is here to do.
Start with your own day. When you have plans together, bring them to your shared calendar.
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[App permissions]
· Required: none
· Optional: Notifications — Used only for event and anniversary alerts.
· Optional: Calendar — Reads events from connected calendars to show alongside your own in the calendar and Planner. Sharing is off by default: only calendars you choose to share send event titles, dates and times to your space members; everything else stays on this device.
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Thanks to the valuable feedback you sent us, widgets and the calendar are now even easier to use
· Events from external calendars you’ve connected, like Google Calendar and Apple Calendar, now also appear in the “Today” and “Upcoming” widgets.
· Use the ‹ › buttons on the large monthly widget to flip straight to last month or next month. When you open the app, it goes back to this month.
· When you tap a date to see that day’s events, tap one of the faded dates below to go back to the full month calendar.
· In the Planner’s Month view, long-press and drag across several days to open quick add and create an event for that period right away.
· We polished the month names so you can always tell which month you’re looking at, even when moving to another month or in a week where the month changes.
· We carefully fixed a number of annoyances, including the menu not responding after closing the Widget setup guide.
Version 2.1.4
The developer, BYUNGJUNE pakr, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy .
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Information
Seller
BYUNGJUNE pakr
Size
104.8 MB
Category
Lifestyle
Compatibility
Requires iOS 16.4 or later.
iPhone Requires iOS 16.4 or later.
iPad Requires iPadOS 16.4 or later.
Mac Requires macOS 12.0 or later and a Mac with Apple M1 chip or later.