One page a day.
Then cross it off.

Cross off the day — on purpose.

Press and hold the big date card. A red X draws itself under your finger, with a little tick at each stroke and a firm thunk when it locks in. It's deliberate, like a marker on paper.

• Days you finish get a bold X; days that slip by just fade — never a fake check mark.
• Changed your mind? Hold again to uncross. Past days stay editable.

Everything you're looking forward to.

Tasks you can tick off and events you just show up for, side by side. Upcoming things float to the top; finished ones settle at the bottom.

• Times, notes, and repeats — daily, weekly, monthly or yearly.
• Gentle reminders, with “Mark completed” right from the notification.
• A one-line reflection for each day, if you feel like it.

Jot it down in seconds.

Type what's coming, then tap the date, time, or repeat chips — that's it. No forms, no required fields beyond a title.

The month, at a glance.

Crossed days link up into chains, like a run of X's on a wall calendar. Dots show which days have plans. Share a month summary when you're proud of it.