Planning by daylight
Sunrise and sunset for your location set the shape of every day, all year round. Your plan stretches in summer and tightens in winter.
Good afternoon
Dayarc places your deep work in your brightest hours and lets rest arrive as the light fades, so your schedule finally follows your energy.
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Light today · Estimated
Showing your local time. Slide the sun to preview Dawn, Day, Dusk and Night.
Why Dayarc
Because that is where the calendar had a gap, not where your focus peaks.
The evening fills up and the slow, restorative hours never get planned.
Light shapes alertness, yet your schedule treats 7 AM and 7 PM as the same.
How it works
Dayarc follows the sun where you are and gives each part of the day the work it suits.
Dawn · First light
Light admin, planning and movement while your energy climbs.
Day · Brightest hours
Your hardest, most focused task gets the peak of the day.
Dusk · Light fading
Meetings, messages and loose ends as focus softens.
Night · After dark
Nothing scheduled that asks for focus. Wind down on purpose.
Product preview
An illustration of how a Dayarc day could look. Bars show expected energy; the hardest work sits where it is highest. Drag the time to watch the marker move.
Now · Day. Lunch outside
IllustrationPlan the day, stretch · Dawn
Deep work: write the proposal · Day
Lunch outside · Day
Deep work: review and edit · Day
Calls and messages · Dusk
Rest. No screens. · Night
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Features
Sunrise and sunset for your location set the shape of every day, all year round. Your plan stretches in summer and tightens in winter.
Your most demanding tasks are placed in your brightest hours.
Breaks and wind-down time are scheduled, not squeezed in.
Polar summers, short winter days, any time zone.
Fixed commitments stay put; Dayarc plans around them.
FAQ
Not yet. Dayarc is in early access, and joining the waitlist is the way to get an invite.
It is free during early access. We will tell you well ahead of time about anything that changes.
It uses sunrise and sunset for your location and time zone, so it works the same in Oslo, Lagos or Lima.
No. A city or time zone is enough to work out your daylight.
Calendar sync is planned, so your meetings can sit alongside your light-based plan. Join the waitlist and we will tell you when it is ready.
Join the early access list. Free while we build, and open to every time zone.
No spam. One note when your first sunrise is ready.