Daypen puts a calendar, a notebook, a habit tracker and an AI assistant in one app. It is built for iPhone and works without an internet connection.
What it does
- Planner. Split your day and week into time blocks, drag them around with your finger, tick them off. Blocks can repeat daily, weekly, monthly or yearly.
- List. The same plans as a readable list — overdue, today, tomorrow, this week.
- Notes. Detailed notes with tags, a cover photo, checklists and voice recordings.
- Habit tracker. Rings, streaks and a weekly chart.
- Flights. Flight number, departure and arrival times, gates — shown on the calendar as a boarding pass.
- Assistant. An AI that reads your own plans, sums up your week and tells you what slipped.
- Reminders. Choose how many minutes before each entry you want to be told, one entry at a time.
Do I need an account?
No. You can use the app without one, in which case your data never leaves your phone. Signing in with Google or Apple syncs your plans across devices and enables the assistant.
Does it cost anything?
Daypen is free. There are no in-app purchases, no ads and no subscriptions.
Languages
English, Turkish and Arabic. The app follows your phone's language and you can change it in Settings.
Who builds it?
Daypen is an independent app built by Gepgo. For questions, ideas and bug reports: destek@gepgo.com.