DayZen — Visual Timeboxing for iOS
A radial planner that keeps you honest about time.
What it does
DayZen is a visual day planner built around a 24-hour dial, not a list. Create time blocks, drag to reschedule with haptics, and switch to Focus Mode to finish. See conflicts at a glance, plan around meetings with read-only calendar sync, and keep data private (local by default, offline-friendly).
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