Dayward plans your tasks into the free time between your meetings. • A shorter setup: connect your calendar, set your hours, add today's tasks, and your day is planned. Set up on a day off, and it plans your next working day. • Run setup again now keeps your own hours, routine and focus settings, and changes only what you change. • With notifications off, focus sessions still start the Lock Screen timer and the focus shield. • Today's timeline shows what already happened as soon as you open the app.

Dayward plans your tasks into the free time between your meetings. This update refreshes how it looks on the App Store, with small improvements. In case you missed 1.4.3: training days can count as busy, events that clash sit side by side, and Apple Reminders, Microsoft To Do or Google Tasks can stay in sync.

Keep a list in sync Link an Apple Reminders list, or Microsoft To Do or Google Tasks if you choose. New tasks come in, and ticking one off in Dayward ticks it off there. Off until you turn it on, and Dayward talks to them directly, with no server of ours in between. Training days count as busy An all-day event now shows on Today. Tap it, choose I'm busy and set from when until when, and nothing is planned in those hours. Long events sit behind your day, and things that clash sit side by side. A quicker Quick Add Type a title and press Return. Pick a project, a due date with a time if it has one, and any length you like, such as 2h30. Reschedule to later today A missed block can move to later today, tomorrow or another day, and it stays on your plan. Also: move dinner for just one day, a cleaner date and time picker everywhere, "in meetings" counts each hour once, an empty day offers your Reminders, and the focus chime stays quiet when your phone is on Silent.

A calmer Today What already happened folds into one line you can open. Lunch during an all-day event is drawn inside it, and the free time ahead starts from now. Big 3, tonight and tomorrow In the evening the Big 3 asks for tomorrow's three, so the morning starts with them. Choose which steps of a pick are today's focus. Your first weekly review is free A few days after you start, your first Friday review is on us: what you finished, what slipped, and what to change. Planned against actual A task shows the time you planned next to the time it really took, and Today says what is done, what is left and how much focus remains. Your settings stay put Opening Dayward on another device no longer overwrites the hours you just set, and the same workday can be set for every day in one edit. Also: 7-day free trials on Pro Monthly and Yearly, and a Have a code? link for offer codes.

Confirm your day, synced both ways Tap Confirm day to put your whole plan into your calendar in one step. Move, rename or delete a block in Calendar and Dayward follows — and a new event can become a task. Plan with AI Type a braindump and let AI turn it into tasks and steps you review and edit before anything is added. Bring your own OpenAI, Gemini or custom endpoint in Settings. AI is optional and never a paid feature. Shape your day Tap a free slot to fill it, drag a block to move it, and swipe a block left to push it to tomorrow or unpin it. Set a best time per task and hours per project — including different hours on different days. Time away Plan a trip, leave or a holiday. Dayward keeps those days free, adds your flights, and pauses streaks and reminders while you're away. Projects where you need them Make a project the moment a task needs one, from the picker or by typing +Name. Also in this release A tidier Today screen, refreshed header buttons, and a reorganised Settings — with no feature lost.

Run your day by voice with Siri. • Add tasks hands-free: "Add a task to Ergon", then "call the bank tomorrow at 3pm". The date, time and project are set for you. • Hear your day: "What's on my list in Ergon", "What's overdue in Ergon". • Finish or reschedule without opening the app: "Complete a task in Ergon", "Move a task in Ergon". • With Apple Intelligence, change several things in one sentence: "Change my plan in Ergon" — "push everything this afternoon to tomorrow morning". Ergon reads it back and only changes anything when you say yes. Also new: a Support link in Settings to report a problem and follow it, and links from your calendar open the right task again. Settings › Siri lists every phrase.

Ergon asks for a rating only after it has earned one, and never more than a few times a year. Launch fixes for iOS 27.

• Scheduled steps stay visible under their task — a step with its own time block used to vanish from the parent's checklist. It now stays listed, with the scheduled time shown beside it. • Completing a step on the planner actually completes it — ticking off a step appeared to do nothing because the list never heard about the change. Fixed.

The focus timer counted an app switch as three interruptions, not one — and that number feeds the focus log and the calm score, so a glance at a message read as a session in pieces. It counts the break now, not the notifications about it. • A calendar left over from Kairo is renamed to Ergon where it stands. Every event stays put; nothing is moved or recreated. • The dashboard counted your whole backlog as work that failed to fit today, so a day with nothing due could be announced as seventy hours over. It counts only what today was actually promised, and says nothing once the working day is over. • Undo on more deletes. Swiping a step away, or deleting one from inside a task, puts the real rows back — the same ids, the schedule, the calendar link, and anything nested inside. Whether you could recover something used to depend on which screen you were on. • Notifications Ergon has already delivered clear themselves when you open the app. A running session keeps its countdown. • Settings › Profile can run setup again, and the last setup question asks for one thing instead of three. Fixed • The settings gear was missing from task and project screens, and sat somewhere different on almost every other one. It is in the same place everywhere now. • Six screens — analytics, the matrix, the weekly review, shutdown, renewal and the focus log — were reachable only through a dashboard card that can be switched off. • Two rows on the task screen ran off the edge: a long project name, and the subtasks heading on a small phone. • The planner claimed a fully booked calendar when the working day had simply ended.

A set of blocked apps per activity. • Deep work can shut everything; a run can leave music alone. Pick the set on the Focus screen right before you start — it applies to that sitting only and leaves your default alone. • Repeating jobs show their history: how many times a thing has been done, and when. Tap an entry to open that occurrence. • A project now shows one row per repeating job instead of one per time it was finished. • The blocked-app count is honest. It used to add apps and whole categories together and call the total "apps", so one category shielding thirty of them read as "1 app". Fixed • Ticking a step in the planner did nothing when that step had steps of its own. It now says why. • Archiving a project was one-way — no way back and nothing listed it. The archive now holds projects too, with a restore. • "Already up to date" appeared every time the app was reopened, from a sync nobody asked for. • A scheduled block announced itself twice, five minutes apart. Now once. Tasks with a due date do the same. • Reminders you have already seen clear themselves when you open the app.

Moved a block? Ergon now keeps the receipt. • Rescheduling records how often a block has moved and which slot it lost — on the planner, and in the calendar event itself, so the next estimate is made with that in front of you rather than from memory. • Steps that add up to more than the task they belong to now offer to resize it, once, with the option not to be asked again. • Half the notifications. A scheduled block used to announce itself twice, five minutes apart; now it does it once. • Reminders you have already seen clear themselves when you open the app, instead of stacking up to be dismissed by hand. Fixed • Ticking a step in the planner did nothing when that step had steps of its own. It now says why. • "Already up to date" appeared every time the app was reopened, from a sync nobody asked for. • Rescheduling said it was "adding to Calendar" when it was moving a block already there.