mmddyyyy - Daily Task Reminder

mmddyyyy - Daily Task Reminder

Your daily task companion

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  • December 6, 2025
  • June 9, 2026
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Your life is roughly 4,000 weeks. mmddyyyy makes that visible. Every week you've lived is a dot. Every week ahead waits. The result is a single screen that holds your entire life — past, present, and future — in a grid you can see, touch, and reflect on. This isn't a productivity app pretending to care about your time. It's a quiet tool for paying attention to it. LIFE IN WEEKS Your whole life as a grid of dots. Lived weeks fill in. Weeks with notes glow. The current week pulses red. Tap any year to expand it. Long-press to magnify. Pinch to zoom. A living map of your time. Add moments. Write week notes. Name life chapters. When you look back in ten years, you'll be glad you did. TODAY A daily task list. No tags, no inbox zero, no philosophy. Today's tasks, a checkbox, a star for what matters most. Set a timer if you need focus. Roll unfinished work to tomorrow. The checkmark draws itself on like a pencil stroke. The strikethrough follows in the same ink. BOOKSHELF What you're reading. What's next. What you've finished. One short list, no chrome. VOICE CAPTURE A small mic on the dock. Press it, speak — a task, a week note, a book entry. On-device intelligence routes the words to the right place. Audio never leaves the phone. WEEK NOTES & REFLECTIONS The Sunday evening ritual opens with a quiet prompt drawn from what the week actually was. The year-in-review opens with a short reflection written from your own pages. Anniversaries surface old notes in the words you wrote them in. MEDITATE A minimal timer with breathing rings. Brown noise if you want it. Breath haptics in your hand. No guided sessions, no subscriptions — just a timer and your breath. CONNECT CLAUDE A new screen in Settings wires the app up to Claude Desktop or Claude Code in two taps. Ask questions of your own archive — "what was I doing the week of June 5?" — with answers drawn entirely from your local data. Nothing leaves the phone. PRIVACY All AI runs on-device via Apple Intelligence. No servers, no tokens, no per-user cost. Sign-in is optional. iCloud backup is optional. Your weeks belong to you. Export your data as JSON anytime. Import it back. DETAILS - Gentle sounds and haptics throughout - Notifications that respect your attention - Dark mode, four color themes, adjustable text size - Home screen widgets for life progress, today, and your current decade - Lock screen widgets - Siri Shortcuts for adding tasks and week notes mmddyyyy is built for people who want to be more aware of their time without being anxious about it. It's not about optimizing your life. It's about noticing it.
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What's New in mmddyyyy

1.9.0

June 9, 2026

1.9.0 — quieter intelligence A small mic on the dock. Press it, speak a task or a week note or a book. On-device intelligence figures out where it goes. Your voice never leaves the phone. The Sunday evening ritual now opens with a quiet prompt drawn from what the week actually was — what you finished, what you read, what last week's note said. The year-in-review opens with a short reflection written from your own pages. The anniversary banner echoes you in your own words. A new Connect Claude screen in Settings wires the app up to Claude Desktop or Claude Code in two taps. You can then ask questions of your own archive — "what was I doing the week of June 5?" — with answers drawn entirely from your local data. Nothing leaves the phone. The checkmark now writes itself on like pencil. The crossout matches. Year in Review and the widgets follow the app's typography rule — one font size, hierarchy from weight and opacity, no hero numbers.

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