Your Day Schedule
Features ▸ Daily

Your schedule,
handled.

Daily books, reschedules and cancels meetings, blocks time off, adds tasks and adjusts your availability — you approve, it executes. And it still answers anything about your clients, bookings and meetings, right down to “what do we need to close the Microsoft deal.”

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6+7
tools that read, actions that do — only on your data
Session-only
The chat clears when you close it. Nothing kept.
ThursdayJULY 10
Daily · 3 edits pending
9:00
Intake — Priya Rao · confirmed
10:30
Strategy call — Sarah Kim→ moved to Tue 9:30
12:00
Lunch
1:00 – 5:00pm · blocked
Prep time — you asked to hold your afternoons
5:00
Follow-up — Marcus L.
Daily · in the margin
Friday's 2pm clashed — rebooked Sarah to Tue 9:30am.
Held 1–5pm— clients can't book it.
Task: send Microsoft 40-seat pricing
CONFIRMEDyou · 9:41am
Approve all 3 →
Acts with your approval Replaced every search box Only your data
01 — it takes action

Don't do it.
Say it.

Rescheduling, cancelling, booking, blocking time off, adding tasks, changing your weekly hours — say it once and Daily prepares the exact change. It shows you a preview first; nothing happens until you confirm.

Prepared changes · awaiting your approval2 pending
You said
Move Friday's 2pm with Sarah to next Tuesday morning
Reschedule · needs your approval
Strategy call — Sarah Kim
Fri, Jul 10 · 2:00pm Tue, Jul 14 · 9:30am
Confirmed — Sarah got the new invite automatically.
CONFIRMto apply
You said
Block my afternoons next week — I need prep time
Block time · needs your approval
Mon Jul 13 – Fri Jul 17 · 1:00–5:00pm
Clients can't book these windows.
Blocked — your booking pages updated instantly.
CONFIRMto apply
Book a meetingRescheduleCancelAdd a taskBlock time offChange my hoursSet a client's birthday
Every action is previewed first — Daily never changes your schedule without your confirm
02 — how it works

It doesn't guess.
It checks.

Every answer is grounded in your real records. The assistant plans, calls the tools it needs, reads what comes back, and decides whether it has enough — looping up to six rounds before it must answer. Tokens stream as it writes.

1
You ask

A plain-language question — no filters, no fields.

2
It plans

Decides which tools it needs, and in what order.

3
It reads your data

Calls tools scoped to you, reads the results, loops if it needs more.

4
It answers — or acts

A grounded reply, streamed with link chips — or a prepared action you approve with one tap.

turn · asking over your workspaceround 3 / 6
“What do we need to close the sale with Microsoft?”
planneeds clients + meeting history
search_clients→ Microsoft ✓
get_client→ profile · 5 bookings · 3 summaries
search_meetings→ 3 recorded sessions
enough — writing answer
round 6 forces an answer — no tools, no stalling
03 — built-in guide

It knows every corner
of Your Day Schedule.

Setting up Zoom, connecting Stripe payouts, building an intake form, turning on reminders — ask Daily and it walks you through the steps, then jumps you straight to the right settings page.

01Step-by-step setup answers
02Integrations guidance — Zoom, Stripe, Square, calendars
03Deep links straight to the right page
04Knows every feature, so you don't have to
Guide
“How do I get paid through my booking page?”
Two steps and you're taking payments:
1Connect a processorStripe or Square — Settings → Billing & plan → “Get paid”.
2Set a price on a meeting typeany type with a price creates a checkout before booking.
Open Billing settings →
04 — one bar, everywhere

We deleted
the search boxes.

No more remembering which filter lives where. Every search field across the workspace became one ask bar — and when the screen is blank, it suggests where to start.

01Clients, bookings & meetings — one box
02Plain language, not filters
03Empty-state suggestion chips
04Answers, not just a list of results
Before · four boxes
Search clients
Filter bookings
Find meetings
Look up tasks
After · one ask bar
Ask anything…
Try
Who’s in today?Show Novartis historyDraft a recap email
05 — the toolbox

What it can
reach for.

Six ways it reads your world, seven ways it acts on it. Every read is scoped to your account — it sees your data and only yours. Every action waits for your confirm.

It sees6 read tools · your data only
Find a client
By name or email
Name, email, phone, last booking
Open a full profile
Everything on one client
Profile, notes, intake, last 5 bookings, last 3 summaries
Look up bookings
Filter by date + status
“Mark from Chase last booked April 15.”
Search sessions
Recorded meetings, by client
Any specific detail from your meetings
Read a whole meeting
The full record
Summary, action items, decisions, objections, notes, transcript
Check the day
Timezone-aware snapshot
Today’s bookings, open tasks
CONFIRM
It acts
Seven prepared actions.
It prepares the change — nothing runs until you confirm.
Book a meeting
Reschedule
Cancel
Add a task
Block time off
Change my hours
Set a birthday
CONFIRMto run it
Answers with receipts
06 — questions it answers

The questions you'd ask a sharp teammate.

What do we need to close the sale with Microsoft?
Read across 3 Microsoft sessions · 5 bookings
Send 40-seat pricing committed, still outstandingcited
Book the technical demo with J. Park, their IT leadcited
Address rollout time their recurring objectioncited
What pain points must we solve to secure the Novartis agreement?
Read from Novartis notes + 3 transcripts
Compliance sign-off raised in two of three callscited
Multi-region rollout they operate across 4 marketscited
Data residency flagged as a hard requirementcited
Draft a follow-up email to Marcus
drafts it for you
What's on my calendar today?
checks your day
List action items from Acme's last call
reads the meeting
Take me to my booking pages
takes you there
07 — what it does

More than search. It does the legwork.

Books & reschedules

Books, moves and cancels meetings from a sentence — invites and calendar events update automatically.

Runs your calendar

Blocks time off, adds tasks, changes your weekly hours — each change previewed for your one-tap approval.

Guides your setup

Walks you through integrations and features — Zoom, payments, intake forms — and deep-links the right page.

Answers from real data

Questions about clients, bookings and meeting history — grounded in your records, never invented.

Drafts emails & lists

Turns real meeting data into a follow-up email or an action-item list you can copy straight out.

Shows its thinking

Live status as it plans and calls tools — and a retry if a turn fails.

08 — under the hood

Yours alone, and gone when you leave.

The unglamorous guarantees that make it safe to hand Daily your whole practice.

PRIVATE BY DESIGN
Nothing stored.
Nothing shared.
Gone when you leave.
enforced in code, not policy
User-scoped

Every tool reads only your account's data — never another user's.

Session-only

The conversation clears the moment you close it. Nothing is retained.

Grounded answers

Up to 6 rounds of tool calls; round 6 forces an answer with no tools — it can't wander off your records.

You confirm every action

Daily prepares changes but never writes directly — every action runs only after your explicit confirm.

09 — hand it over

Hand Daily
your schedule.

Book, move, cancel, block, ask — one assistant that knows your whole practice and acts only with your approval. Free for fourteen days, included on every plan.

Start free trial →
Features ▸ Daily

Your schedule,
handled.

Daily books, reschedules and cancels meetings, blocks time off, adds tasks and adjusts your availability — you approve, it executes. And it still answers anything about your clients, bookings and meetings.

Start free trial →
ThursdayJUL 10
3 edits pending
9:00
Intake — Priya Rao · confirmed
10:30
Strategy call — Sarah Kim→ moved to Tue 9:30
12:00
Lunch
1:00 – 5:00pm · blocked
Prep time — you asked to hold your afternoons
5:00
Follow-up — Marcus L.
Daily · in the margin
Friday's 2pm clashed — rebooked Sarah to Tue 9:30am.
Held 1–5pm— clients can't book it.
Task: send Microsoft 40-seat pricing
CONFIRMEDyou · 9:41am
Approve all 3 →
Acts with your approval
Replaced every search box
Only your data
01 — it takes action

Don't do it.
Say it.

Rescheduling, cancelling, booking, blocking time off, adding tasks, changing your weekly hours — say it once and Daily prepares the exact change. It shows you a preview first; nothing happens until you confirm.

Prepared · awaiting approval2 pending
You said
Move Friday's 2pm with Sarah to next Tuesday morning
Reschedule · needs approval
Strategy call — Sarah Kim
Fri, Jul 10 · 2:00pm Tue, Jul 14 · 9:30am
CONFIRMto apply
Confirmed — Sarah got the new invite automatically.
You said
Block my afternoons next week — I need prep time
Block time · needs approval
Mon Jul 13 – Fri Jul 17 · 1:00–5:00pm
Clients can't book these windows.
CONFIRMto apply
Blocked — your booking pages updated instantly.
Book a meetingRescheduleCancelAdd a taskBlock time offChange my hoursSet a birthday
Every action is previewed first — Daily never changes your schedule without your confirm.
02 — how it works

It doesn't guess.
It checks.

Every answer is grounded in your real records. It plans, calls the tools it needs, reads what comes back, and decides whether it has enough — looping up to six rounds before it must answer.

1
You ask

A plain-language question — no filters, no fields.

2
It plans

Decides which tools it needs, and in what order.

3
It reads your data

Calls tools scoped to you, reads the results, loops if it needs more.

4
It answers — or acts

A grounded reply, streamed with link chips — or a prepared action you approve with one tap.

turn · over your workspaceround 3 / 6
“What do we need to close the sale with Microsoft?”
planneeds clients + history
search_clients→ Microsoft ✓
get_client→ 5 bookings · 3 summaries
search_meetings→ 3 sessions
enough — writing answer
round 6 forces an answer — no tools, no stalling
03 — built-in guide

It knows every corner
of Your Day Schedule.

Setting up Zoom, connecting Stripe payouts, building an intake form, turning on reminders — ask Daily and it walks you through the steps, then jumps you straight to the right settings page.

01Step-by-step setup answers
02Integrations guidance — Zoom, Stripe, Square, calendars
03Deep links straight to the right page
04Knows every feature, so you don't have to
Guide
“How do I get paid through my booking page?”
Two steps and you're taking payments:
1Connect a processorStripe or Square — Settings → Billing & plan → “Get paid”.
2Set a price on a meeting typeany type with a price creates a checkout before booking.
Open Billing settings →
04 — one bar, everywhere

We deleted
the search boxes.

No more remembering which filter lives where. Every search field across the workspace became one ask bar — and when the screen is blank, it suggests where to start.

01Clients, bookings & meetings — one box
02Plain language, not filters
03Empty-state suggestion chips
04Answers, not just a list of results
Before · four boxes
Search clients
Filter bookings
Find meetings
Look up tasks
After · one ask bar
Ask anything…
Try
Who’s in today?Show Novartis historyDraft a recap email
05 — the toolbox

What it can
reach for.

Six ways it reads your world, seven ways it acts on it. Every read is scoped to your account — it sees your data and only yours. Every action waits for your confirm.

It sees6 reads · your data
Find a client
By name or email
Name, email, phone, last booking
Open a full profile
Everything on one client
Profile, notes, intake, last 5 bookings, last 3 summaries
Look up bookings
Filter by date + status
“Mark from Chase last booked April 15.”
Search sessions
Recorded meetings, by client
Any specific detail from your meetings
Read a whole meeting
The full record
Summary, action items, decisions, objections, notes, transcript
Check the day
Timezone-aware snapshot
Today’s bookings, open tasks
CONFIRM
It acts
Seven prepared actions.
It prepares the change — nothing runs until you confirm.
Book a meeting
Reschedule
Cancel
Add a task
Block time off
Change my hours
Set a birthday
CONFIRMto run it
Answers with receipts
06 — questions it answers

The questions you'd ask
a sharp teammate.

What do we need to close the sale with Microsoft?
Read across 3 Microsoft sessions · 5 bookings
Send 40-seat pricing committed, still outstandingcited
Book the technical demo with J. Park, their IT leadcited
Address rollout time their recurring objectioncited
What pain points must we solve to secure the Novartis agreement?
Read from Novartis notes + 3 transcripts
Compliance sign-off raised in two of three callscited
Multi-region rollout they operate across 4 marketscited
Data residency flagged as a hard requirementcited
Draft a follow-up email to Marcusdrafts it for you
What's on my calendar today?checks your day
List action items from Acme's last callreads the meeting
Take me to my booking pagestakes you there
07 — what it does

More than search.
It does the legwork.

Books & reschedules

Books, moves and cancels meetings from a sentence — invites and calendar events update automatically.

Runs your calendar

Blocks time off, adds tasks, changes your weekly hours — each change previewed for your one-tap approval.

Guides your setup

Walks you through integrations and features — Zoom, payments, intake forms — and deep-links the right page.

Answers from real data

Questions about clients, bookings and meeting history — grounded in your records, never invented.

Drafts emails & lists

Turns real meeting data into a follow-up email or an action-item list you can copy straight out.

Shows its thinking

Live status as it plans and calls tools — and a retry if a turn fails.

08 — under the hood

Yours alone,
and gone when you leave.

The unglamorous guarantees that make it safe to hand Daily your whole practice.

PRIVATE BY DESIGN
Nothing stored.
Nothing shared.
Gone when you leave.
enforced in code, not policy
User-scoped

Every tool reads only your account's data — never another user's.

Session-only

The conversation clears the moment you close it. Nothing is retained.

Grounded answers

Up to 6 rounds of tool calls; round 6 forces an answer with no tools — it can't wander off your records.

You confirm every action

Daily prepares changes but never writes directly — every action runs only after your explicit confirm.

09 — hand it over

Hand Daily
your schedule.

Book, move, cancel, block, ask — one assistant that knows your whole practice and acts only with your approval. Free for fourteen days, included on every plan.

Start free trial →