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Local day planner · by Garda Studio

DayTandem

A calm desktop dashboard for your day: weekly routines, focus and break timers, and the small lists that keep life moving.

  • Multilingual
  • Google Calendar
  • Local-first
Download from the Microsoft StoreWindows installerx64 · .exeWindows portablex64 · .zip

Windows x64. The Store version updates through the Microsoft Store; the installer and portable build update from GitHub after you confirm.

Give your day a clear plan

Build a weekly routine from named, colour-coded time blocks and see which part of your day is happening now.

Alternate focus and rest

Use adjustable work and break timers. Pause, reset, or move to the next interval as your day changes.

Keep everyday lists close

Organize checklists, add notes, reorder items, and pin what matters without turning your routine into a project management exercise.

Make room for your work

Switch to a compact, always-on-top window and choose a light, dark, or system-following appearance.

See your calendar beside your plan

Optionally connect Google Calendar to view events for today and the next 7 days, and add new events to calendars you own. Calendar lists and event snapshots come directly from Google and stay in memory only while the app is running.

Keep your routine local

Schedules, lists, and settings stay on your device, with no accounts, analytics, or tracking. Use JSON export or import to keep a copy of your data.

Product demo

DayTandem in action.

See the schedule, timer, calendar and lists working together in one calm window.

Recorded walkthrough · English captions available · Watch on YouTube

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Free for noncommercial use

DayTandem is free for permitted noncommercial use under the PolyForm Noncommercial License 1.0.0. Commercial use outside those permissions requires a separate written license from Dmytro Shubchynskyi, operating as Garda Studio.

The full license supplied with your version controls its use. Third-party components retain their own licenses. These terms do not make the product OSI-approved open-source software.

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