No passkey yet? Add one in Settings → Account after you log in — then this button will work.
What do you want to track?
Paste your calendar's “subscribe” link — an iCal, .ics or webcal:// URL.
On a phone, look in your calendar app or school portal under Settings → Subscribe / Export / Calendar feed.
Home calendars: Google, Apple, Outlook →No link? Simple mode is a week you type into. Add a calendar later and keep everything.
First, what should we call you?
Only used to greet you. You can change it in Settings → Account.
Where's home? We'll use it for your weather.
How are you using Daily Overview on this device?
You can switch anytime in Settings. Remembered for this device.
Before tests, days off and your first class. Change any of it in Settings.
Paste your school calendar link once. Every assignment and test, sorted by class, with a warning before the heavy days.
Free, forever. No card, no trial.
A week you type into. Nothing to find, nothing to log into. Add a calendar later and everything you wrote stays where it is.
Stuck? The assistant is one tap away inside the app, and it will help you find the link.
Yes — no card, no trial.
If you can subscribe to your school calendar in Apple or Google Calendar (an iCal / “.ics” link), Daily Overview can read it.
No — it runs in any browser, and you can add it to your home screen.
Type it in — “bio essay friday” is enough, and it works out the day and the class. Or photograph the board.
Every class gets a colour, and “big stuff only” hides everything but tests, essays and projects.
Nothing breaks. Daily Overview keeps your last successful sync and shows it with a note saying how old it is, rather than going blank at the moment you need it.
So does this. A line labels itself as a rehearsal, a practice, a game, a shift, a club meeting or an application, and you can switch off the kinds your year does not have.
Yes. Simple mode is a week you type into — seven days, a line under each, nothing to set up. Add a calendar link later and your classes appear alongside what you wrote.
Set it up in a minute. Let tomorrow take care of itself.
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A big calendar takes a moment the first time.
Access to Daily Overview has been paused for this account.
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You’ll use it to log in from now on.
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Adds your calendar, classes, Week and Month back. Everything you wrote stays.
Sign-in alerts, and how long before the app signs itself out.
This deletes your whole Daily Overview account — the board and everything in full mode: your calendar, classes, notes and reminders. It can’t be undone.
Optional. Paste a calendar link and everything on it lands on your board as ordinary lines — rename them, move them, colour them, tick them off. A small calendar marks the ones that came from it.
The full app and the week board can each read any of them. Tap to put a calendar on a board or take it off.
Up to five separate weeks — school on one, everything else on another. One shows at a time.
A read-only link. They can open it without an account, and put anything on it onto their own board if they want it.
Open a task to attach a photo or a PDF — six per task, 10 MB each. PNG, JPG and PDF.
A file goes two weeks after its task’s day, unless you have opened it since. The task and its notes stay.
Share a task or a board and its files go with it.
Copies everything unfinished on your board into full mode’s to-do list. Your board stays exactly as it is, and pressing it again won’t make duplicates.
An uncoloured task takes its colour from what it is — a test red, a rehearsal pink. The label says so either way.
The board is laid out differently on each.
Everything that has changed in Daily Overview.
A popup when there’s a new version.
A short walk through the board — adding, ticking off, notes, colours, repeats and search.
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Every new sign-in, with the time, the browser and the IP address it came from. It is how you find out somebody else has your password.
Anything you type or tap starts the clock again, and you get a countdown before it happens.
Used to greet you around the app.
Must include lowercase, uppercase, a number, and a symbol.
Anything you deleted on this device, kept for a week.
Nothing here.
A copy of everything you have written here, as one file you can keep or read.
Log in with Touch ID, Face ID or Windows Hello. No password to type.
Permanently deletes your account and all your data. This can’t be undone.
This deletes your account and everything in it. Enter the code we emailed.
Assignments, tests and classes. Usually a Blackbaud link.
No link for your school? and Home becomes a week you type into.
Sports, Family, Work — as many as you like. These sit alongside your school calendar; adding one never replaces it.
The full app and the week board can each read any of them. Tap to put a calendar on a board or take it off.
Ticked means unfinished work from that calendar keeps showing after its day has passed. Unticked, it stays on the day it was due.
Home shows a countdown. Days-off reminders stop until school is back.
Time zone: —. Taken from this device, and it updates itself if you move.
Connect once, and each class’s grade shows in Your marks, next to your goal.
Some schools turn this off. If there is no “+ New access token” button, yours has, and typing marks in still works.
The token stays on this device. It is only sent to fetch your grades, and is never kept anywhere else.
Your to-dos, not your school schedule. They appear in Apple or Google Calendar.
Works best on a computer; Google Calendar can take up to a day to refresh.
A read-only page of what is due and what you finished. Anyone with the link can see it.
Everything unfinished in your to-do list, copied onto the simple week board. Your list stays exactly as it is, and pressing it again will not make duplicates.
Where the forecast is for when you are not away.
Weather follows you there, then back.
The card at the top of the Weather page.
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Sent to your inbox. Try any of them now.
Turn the switch on to choose these.
Reminders in the window are skipped, not saved. Email still arrives.
For your own to-dos. A reminder you set yourself is never changed.
Remove one and it stops getting notifications.
Stops reminders without losing your choices.
Nothing is paused.
Nothing is sent until that day is past. It turns itself back on.
Resumes on its own. Dates live in Calendar.
Turns every email type off at once. You can switch any of them back on here afterwards — pausing is the one that comes back by itself.
Chat with the assistant. It passes anything it can’t solve to us.
Or send us a message directly:
On a keyboard:
Or email us directly:
Ten colours, each one light or dark. All easy to read.
Choose how this device shows the dashboard. Remembered per device.
Layout
Auto picks from your screen and pointer.
Density
A task you haven't coloured takes its colour from what it is. The label still says what it is either way.
The orange line on Home. Off if you dismissed it.
Sound when time is up
Classwork is never suggested. You can pick a different sound each time.
After this the app dims and shows a calm look at tomorrow, until 5 am.
Drag to reorder the view menu.
One-tap access, like a real app.
For exam weeks. Off by default.
Shortcut buttons shown on Home.
A popup when there’s a new version.
New here, or want a refresher?
On a computer. Press ? anywhere to see them again.
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