Your calendar shows when you're busy. Your task list shows what's left to do. Neither tells you what you can realistically get done in the 40 minutes before your next meeting. Day Navigator does.
iPhone · reads your existing calendar & Todoist · on-device · nothing auto-scheduled
Between back-to-back meetings you get 30, 60, 90-minute pockets. They're the most valuable, least visible part of the day — and every day you burn a few of them deciding what to do, then doing nothing. That's not a discipline problem. It's a visibility problem.
No new planner to migrate to. No setup marathon. Connect what you already use, and see your day as a route.
Your calendars (Apple + Google) and Todoist. Read-only to start — your existing tools stay the source of truth.
Your day becomes a single vertical route. Each opening shows the usable time — after prep and travel buffers, not the raw gap.
Tap a gap. Day Navigator shows which of your own tasks fit, almost fit, or need a duration. You choose. It never rearranges your day for you.
The first person we're building for: the independent consultant on iPhone, Google Calendar and Todoist, running four to seven client calls a day — who keeps losing the thread of their own day between commitments.
We're building toward a first iPhone release. Join the waitlist and we'll bring you in early.
No spam. Just a heads-up when it's ready.