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For Todoist users

Stop rescheduling your day by hand.

Daylastic puts your Todoist tasks on a timeline. When a task runs over or something urgent lands, it moves everything after it for you, keeps your locked meetings in place and shows you what moved. No more rescheduling one by one.

I'm inviting the first testers in early 2027. No spam, and you can unsubscribe in one click.

Animation of a Tuesday afternoon in Daylastic: “Write proposal” runs 30 minutes over. The tasks after it shift later, the locked 15:00 client call stays in place, the task that would run into the call moves to after it, and the lowest-priority task moves to tomorrow, with an Undo button.

How it works

  1. Your day on a timeline

    Daylastic lays out today's Todoist tasks on a timeline. Drag to plan, and the times sync back to Todoist.

  2. When things run over, the day adjusts

    Extend a task or drop in something urgent: everything after it moves, locked meetings stay put, and you see exactly what changed.

  3. Overflow you can see

    If the day no longer fits, the lowest-priority tasks go to tomorrow, and Daylastic shows which ones and why. Tasks with a deadline stay, and Undo puts everything back.

  4. Focus sessions that bend too

    Start a session on any task. Pause without losing it, extend it, and get a quiet nudge when it's time for a break. Silent by default.

Built for Todoist

Daylastic is not created by, affiliated with, or supported by Todoist.

  • Todoist stays your source of truth. Daylastic changes only the dates, times and durations of the tasks you plan with it, adds the tasks you create in it, and marks a task done when you finish it. It never deletes your existing tasks, and recurring tasks keep their schedule.

  • Works with Todoist Free and Pro.

  • No AI guesswork: simple rules you can see and undo.

FAQ

When can I try it?
I'm inviting the first testers in early 2027, and the waitlist gets the first invites.
How much will it cost?
I'll announce pricing before launch, and the waitlist hears it first. No surprise renewals: you'll get a reminder before every renewal, and you can cancel at any time.
Do I need Todoist Pro?
No. Daylastic works with Todoist Free and Pro.
Will it change my tasks in Todoist?
Only the dates, times and durations of the tasks you plan with Daylastic. It also adds the tasks you create in it and marks a task done when you finish it. It never deletes your existing tasks, and recurring tasks keep their schedule.
Doesn't this just push work to tomorrow?
Only what no longer fits today, lowest priority first. Tasks with a deadline stay, Daylastic shows what moved and why, and Undo puts it back.
Is it AI?
No. Daylastic follows simple rules you can see and undo.
What about Linear, Notion and other tools?
Todoist comes first. Tell me where else your tasks live (the last question in the form); that decides what comes next.

Join the waitlist

I'm inviting the first testers in early 2027, and the waitlist gets the first invites.

No spam, and you can unsubscribe in one click.