create a decision
write the question the way you actually ask it. add options if they help. set a cadence. the app is not graded.
same small question. one tap.
the decision you keep almost making.
dayCday asks you the same small question over time, so you can see whether you are changing your mind or just circling.
dayCday is décidé said the English way: decided, softened into a name.
coming to ios. quietly.
see how a decision moves
the loop in your head
the question keeps rolling around.
should i quit?
should i wait?
should i move?
should i end it?
it is the same decision, but it shows up in different words. in the shower. on a walk. at 11pm. you can feel yourself leaning one way, then checking again later because one moment never feels like enough.
a journaling app hands you a blank page. a habit tracker hands you a streak to lose. neither of those is what the question needs.
dayCday gives the question a place to land, until you are ready to close it.
how it works
same question,asked on your schedule.
no blank page. no streak. no score. just the same small question, on the cadence you set, until you actually have an answer.
answer yes / no / ignore
a notification arrives on your schedule. one tap is a full check-in. no follow-up form, no mood slider, no daily score.
close it, or let it stay open
when you have actually decided, close the decision with a short reason. if it is not ready, leave it open. some questions take time.
later, once you have a history
ask your own history. (not advice.)
after a few weeks of check-ins, ask what you actually said. it reads your history back. it does not have opinions.
deeper reads on your history are coming. you'll hear about it when it's ready.
what dayCday is not
no advice engine.no streak shame.no blank page.
it holds the question
it holds the question. it does not answer it.
one tap is enough
one tap from the lock screen is a full check-in. no opening the app required.
local-first at launch
at launch, nothing leaves your device. no account, no sync, no analytics.
the part where we tell you what it costs
no trial,no catch.free at launch.
the core app is free. no trial clock, no plan expiry, no quiet catch.
free at launch
create decisions, set cadence, answer check-ins, add notes, close with a reason. no trial clock, no catch.
no subscription
nothing auto-renews at launch. no annual nudge. no plan expiring in seven days.
roadmap later
future roadmap features will be explained before anything changes.
quiet objections
the questions you would ask if we were sitting next to you.
is this a habit tracker?
no. there is no streak to lose, no score to keep, no daily quota. the unit is a decision, not a day.
is this another journaling app i will abandon?
probably not. there is no blank page. a check-in is one tap, and notes are optional.
how often will this ping me?
you set the cadence per decision. every day, every few days, weekly. you can change it. the app does not get louder if you ignore it.
what happens if i ignore a check-in?
nothing. ignore is a real third answer, not a missed one. the next notification arrives on schedule.
is this going to tell me what to do?
no. dayCday holds the question over time. you do the deciding. no recommendations, no advice.
what about my data?
at launch, your decisions stay on your device. no account, no sync, no analytics.
what is talk?
talk helps you ask your own history what you said along the way. after a few check-ins, it can pull back the notes and answers that led to a final decision. it reads your history back to you. it does not decide for you.
will this ever cost money?
the core app is free. future roadmap features will be explained before anything changes.
when does it ship?
ios first. TestFlight before the App Store. no countdown timer, no launch theater.
made quietly
for the decision that has been open since march.
coming to ios. quietly.
no form today. no pretending the app has shipped. just the mark, the mechanism, and the next quiet build.