Daymark Planner — App Store rankings
Tim Edalatpour · Productivity · View on the App Store
About this app
The developer's US App Store description, in full.
Daymark is not another generic to‑do list. It’s a structured daily planning system inspired by classic two-page per day paper planners — a methodology used for decades by leaders, executives, and high‑performance professionals. Where most task apps focus on endless lists, Daymark focuses on daily intentionality. Each day is a fresh page. Each task has a status. Each note is tied to real action. And unfinished items are carried forward deliberately, not forgotten. What makes Daymark unique? - A true daily‑page metaphor - Each day is its own “page”, just like a physical planner. Tasks and notes live together, giving you a complete picture of your day. Task statuses: Mark tasks as A/B/C priority, Completed, Delegated, or Forwarded — the same system used in your favorite paper planner. Automatic task forwarding: Unfinished tasks can be intentionally moved to the next day, preserving continuity and preventing forgotten commitments. Linked notes and tasks: Notes aren’t just text — they can reference tasks, decisions, and follow‑ups, creating a traceable record of your thinking. Built for consistency: Daymark encourages a daily planning ritual that builds momentum and reduces cognitive load. Who Daymark is for: - Professionals who want a structured, proven planning system - People who prefer a daily “paper planner” feel - Users who want clarity, not complexity Why it offers lasting value: - Daymark is designed around daily repetition, intentional planning, and long‑term habit formation. It provides: - A consistent workflow - A repeatable daily planning ritual - A system that grows more valuable the more you use it This is not a one‑off utility. It’s a daily companion for personal productivity.
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