What is MyDailyPlanner used for?

MyDailyPlanner is an iPhone and iPad daily planner that turns tasks and ideas into a clear timeline with start times, durations, rescheduling and local reminders. It is a good fit for time-blocking a workday, and planning study sessions and errands.

Is MyDailyPlanner free?

Yes. MyDailyPlanner has a free plan.

Is MyDailyPlanner open source?

No. MyDailyPlanner is proprietary (closed-source) software. In the Productivity category, open-source options include Loop Habit Tracker, Organice and Foqos.

What are some alternatives to MyDailyPlanner?

MyDailyPlanner competes with Sunsama, Structured and Todoist.

MyDailyPlanner: features, pricing and alternatives

About MyDailyPlanner

MyDailyPlan, as it is listed on the App Store, is a planner built around a daily timeline. You capture tasks and ideas in an inbox, then choose a date, start time and duration so each item lands on the timeline, where you can see what is planned, what comes next and where your time is going.

Tasks can be opened to view or edit details, marked complete, and rescheduled when plans change. Views cover today, tomorrow and the rest of the week, important tasks stay visible, and local reminders cover items you do not want to miss. It is a free download with in-app purchases.

Key features

Daily timeline of tasks
Inbox for quick capture of tasks and ideas
Date, start time and duration scheduling
Reschedule tasks when plans change
Today, tomorrow and week views
Local device reminders

Good fit for

Time-blocking a workday
Planning study sessions and errands

Tags: daily-planner; timeline; task-management; ios; reminders; time-blocking; productivity

MyDailyPlanner: questions and answers

What is MyDailyPlanner used for?: MyDailyPlanner is an iPhone and iPad daily planner that turns tasks and ideas into a clear timeline with start times, durations, rescheduling and local reminders. It is a good fit for time-blocking a workday, and planning study sessions and errands.
Is MyDailyPlanner free?: Yes. MyDailyPlanner has a free plan.
Is MyDailyPlanner open source?: No. MyDailyPlanner is proprietary (closed-source) software. In the Productivity category, open-source options include Loop Habit Tracker, Organice and Foqos.
What are some alternatives to MyDailyPlanner?: MyDailyPlanner competes with Sunsama, Structured and Todoist.