A big highlight of the app is alarms for events. You can create an alarm for a calendar event or anything else on the app’s timeline.
If you’re always late, the Daylight offers Leave On Time routines. That allows you to block time for the journey as well as time you need to get ready yo leave the house. When prep time begins, you’ll hear an alarm. Once that’s dismissed it turns into a countdown timer to show how much time you have to leave your home.
The timer is also visible as a Live Activity on your iPhone or Apple Watch.
As a nice touch, both the journey and prep time blocks are linked to the calendar event. So if you move the calendar event, that information will also transfer over.
The app’s timers can also be used for other things like work sessions or chores. You can also build a custom morning routine with multiple sequential items.
Daylish is a free download now on the App Store for the iPhone.
The free version features the calendar and agenda features. To unlock the app’s full functionality, including the alarms, timers, and smart routines, you’ll need a Daylish+ subscription.
That’s available for $2.99 monthly, $19.99 yearly, or $49.99 for the lifetime of the app.
For a limited time with the app’s launch, use the code DAYLISH for 25 percent off.
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