MCP server and OAuth apps
Third-party clients and AI agents now connect to DailyFlux over OAuth 2.0. Access is granted per scope and revoked in settings.
DailyFlux keeps your tasks in a local database on the device itself. The app opens and works on a plane, underground and on a dropped connection, and every change reaches your other devices the moment the network is back.
Free plan with no time limit. No card required.
Tasks, projects, calendar and time tracking in one app. No mandatory integrations and no half-day setup.
"Call the clinic tomorrow 10:00 !!1 #Personal 30m" becomes a task with a date, time, priority, project and estimate. Parsing happens as you type.
Nested projects, colour labels, four priority levels P1–P4 and subtasks. Reorder by dragging, or drop a task straight onto a project.
A week grid that honours task duration, plus Split view with the list and calendar side by side. Estimated tasks take their place in the day.
The Daily Progress bar reads done, planned and free time as one scale and warns you when the day is over-booked.
Recurrence rules, local notifications and push on every platform, including when the app is closed.
OAuth 2.0 for third-party apps and an MCP server that lets AI clients work with tasks, projects and day planning.
The whole week: estimated tasks take their slot in the grid, the rest wait in the list. Dragging changes both the time and the order.
One line instead of a form. The parser highlights what it recognised and shows which fields it will become.
The same app on a phone: the full set of screens, a local database and notifications while the app is closed.
Date, time, priority, project, label and estimate are all recognised inline.
The Capacitor mobile build and the Tauri desktop build share the same codebase and the same local database as the web app. Your tasks are available offline on every device.
Download the appEvery change lands in the local database first and applies instantly. The command queue ships to the server when there is a connection, and survives a page reload when there is not.
Both plans include offline mode and sync. Pro lifts the limits and opens up integrations.
Personal planning, every day.
For people who live in their planner all day.
The only planner that opens on the underground. I used to simply lose tasks because there was nowhere to put them.
The daily capacity bar fixed my main problem: I stopped planning twelve hours of work into a single day.
One-line input replaced a seven-field form for me. I type the way I think and the app sorts it into dates and projects.
If the answer is not here, write to us — we reply within a working day.
support@dailyflux.ioThe data lives in a database on the device itself, not only on a server. The app opens and works with no network: tasks are created, edited and completed, and the queue of changes is sent to the server once the connection returns.
The later change wins: the server compares the record update time and applies the last one. The losing command is skipped whole, so a record is never blended from two sources.
Yes — an account is what makes sync across devices possible. Registration takes a minute and asks for no payment details.
The web app at app.dailyflux.io, an Android app and a macOS desktop app. Every build shares one codebase and one account.
Yes. The app ships an OAuth 2.0 authorization server for third-party apps and an MCP server that gives AI clients access to tasks, projects, labels and planning within the scopes you grant.
The tasks stay where they are. Only Pro features switch off: the Free limits apply again to new projects and devices, and nothing is deleted.
Third-party clients and AI agents now connect to DailyFlux over OAuth 2.0. Access is granted per scope and revoked in settings.
Done, planned and free time on a single scale, with a marker for the current moment and a warning when the day is over-booked.
The list and the calendar side by side on one screen. A task can be dragged from the list straight into the day grid.
Registration takes a minute. After that the app keeps working where the network does not.