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Day Mapping is the short guide behind DayMap — five movements, practiced daily, and a first week you can start tonight.
A philosophy, not a feature tour.
There are no screenshots in it. It makes one argument — that there is always more day than there is you, and the way through is to see a day before you live it.
Wake
Find your bearing before the day finds you.
Capture
Your mind is a brilliant thinker and a terrible filing cabinet.
Organize
Give every captured thing a home on the map.
Plan
Choose the route while your head is still clear.
Do
Walk it. Bearings first, one thing at a time.
Plus a quick reference you'll actually use
The daily rhythm, the ten-minute weekly steer, what belongs where, and every keyboard shortcut in DayMap — on three pages at the back.
Build your first map this week.
The booklet ends with a seven-day walkthrough: name what you're responsible for, empty your head onto the page, sort it into landmarks, and lay out a week you can actually walk. It works on a legal pad. It works better in the app.
Start free
- Five projects, unlimited tasks
- Quick add and voice capture
- Project Planner and Scheduler
Mac, iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch
Or try everything
- Fourteen days, all features unlocked
- Unlimited projects and areas
- No card to start
$29.99 a year, or $69 once, after the trial
One note a week, at most.
You're signed up for the DayMap letter. It's short: what changed in the app, one idea about working from clarity instead of anxiety, and the occasional thing worth reading. No sequences, no drip campaign, no "quick question — did you see my last email?" Unsubscribe with one click whenever it stops being useful.
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