A thoughtful follow-up
Remember to ask a friend how their first week went, with their contact attached if useful.
General reminders WITH DAYTELY
For the “I must remember” that doesn’t need a category.
Return the borrowed book. Send those photos. Check in after a friend’s big week. Give the little intentions a date, so they have somewhere to land.
daytely.General reminders
Send the weekend photos
22 September
One timeA NOTE FOR LATER
Pick the lovely ones and send them to everyone.
An illustrative example. Make the details your own.
A LITTLE CONTEXT
It doesn’t have to be an occasion to matter.
Some reminders are small, practical and completely your own. You don’t need to invent a whole date type to save one. Give the thought a clear title, choose when it belongs and add a note if future you might need a little context.
A FEW WAYS TO MAKE IT YOURS
Little moments. Real life.
Something to bring back
Save a reminder to return a borrowed book or send a promised link.
A monthly little habit
Choose a monthly reminder for something like sorting photos or reviewing the month ahead.
FROM A THOUGHT TO A SAVED DATE
Give it a little place in Daytely.
Once you have application access, here’s how to get started.
Write the thing to remember
Choose General reminder and use a short, useful title.
Give it a date
Add an optional time and contact if they make the reminder clearer.
Choose when to hear about it
Keep it one-time or select monthly or yearly recurrence, then review the reminders.
Do I need to create a contact first?
No. General reminders can stand on their own. Attach a contact only when the reminder belongs with someone.
How is this different from Custom?
General reminder is ready to use for an everyday item. Custom is useful for a distinct occasion, and a named custom type lets you define reusable rules and fields for a whole category.
Can I set a time?
Yes. Time is optional for this type. Adding a time also lets you use minute or hour offsets for reminders.
Can it repeat every week?
Weekly recurrence is not currently supported. The available built-in patterns are one-time, monthly and yearly. You can save individual dates for other schedules.
Does this work like a full project-management tool?
Daytely focuses on dates and reminders. Use it to remember a follow-up or plan; it is not a system for project dependencies, team assignments or automated workflows.