Your day, thoughtfully laid out.
An offline first day planner for people whose work happens at addresses such as mobile service workers. Android app plus a Windows companion. I made this app for my wife and I to improve our quality of work life. I hope it improves yours too.
- Flexible appointment windows (30 minutes to 4 hours) that can overlap — real field schedules aren't tidy hour blocks.
- One-tap visit outcomes — Made, Missed, Declined — and linked rescheduling that keeps history instead of rewriting it.
- Remembered names and addresses with per-person Access Notes (gate codes, "call first to put away dogs").
- Printable day, week, and month schedules. Paper still works.
- Monthly calendar with workload bars and outcome markers.
- Fully offline: every change saves immediately to a local SQLite database.
- Optional, always off by default: encrypted backups, device-to-PC transfer over your own Wi-Fi, cloud backup to your own account, and small-team visit sharing. No feature ever requires an account.
Your data stays on your devices. No developer server, no account, no telemetry, no data collection — nothing to opt out of. Optional cloud backup talks directly to your own storage account. The schedule database stores no medical information.
Rust + Tauri v2, SQLite (rusqlite), hand-written HTML/CSS/JS interface. One codebase for Android and Windows.
In active development — no installable release yet. The interface and data model are complete as a verified browser prototype; native packaging is in progress. Watch Releases for the first test APK.
AGPL-3.0 — free to use, inspect, and improve.