ApplicationsDayo — planning a day out loud
Dayo — planning a day out loud
A day planner you talk to: say everything you need to do and the AI lays it out by the 1-3-5 rule, leaving the day possible.
What it is
To-do lists break on the same thing every time: everything that came to mind goes in, and by evening half of it is undone. The problem is volume, and discipline has nothing to do with it: the day physically does not hold what was written into it. The app is built around that: it does not help you fit more in, it stops you writing down more than fits.
It works like this: you speak the day out loud, speech becomes text, and the model lays out what was said by the 1-3-5 rule — one big task, three medium, five small — and by the sixty-per-cent rule: no more than sixty per cent of the working time goes into the plan, the rest is left for whatever happens. After that come repeats and reminders.
Specifications: Flutter, an SQLite database on the phone itself — the entries go nowhere and the app works offline. The Android package is built but has not been published to a store. The limits are stated plainly: the interface is Russian only for now, and the AI tab needs a server address that is not configured on the machine shown — which is why “speak your day” is not demonstrated live in the screenshots.
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