Daddish apps

Daddish is building a few small apps for people with more responsibility than bandwidth. They share one Daddish sign-in, so whichever app you use, the sign-in screen says “Daddish.” They’re made by Daddish LLC in North Carolina.

DaySet

DaySet is a calm daily ritual. You get a short morning Brief, a plan built around today’s Big One and sized to the time you actually have, and a two-minute Close at night. On Sundays it helps you look back and choose the week’s Big Ones.

DaySet is in private beta and invite-only. If you have an invitation, sign in to DaySet.

How DaySet uses Google Calendar

Connecting Google Calendar is optional. If you connect it, DaySet reads your events (read-only) from yesterday through the next two weeks. It uses them to show your day, to size your plan to your free time, and to mention a new or moved event in your morning Brief. DaySet never changes your calendar and never sells or advertises with your data. It deletes events as they leave that two-week window, and deletes all of them when you disconnect. The details are in the privacy policy.

Everything else

Other Daddish apps are still in the lab. They’ll be listed here once they’re live.

Your data

Everything works without connecting anything. Connections are optional and can be removed at any time, and you can export or delete your data whenever you like. Read the privacy policy and terms, or email help@daddish.com with questions.