A moment for yourself
Keep a date in your calendar and decide whether a reminder would feel helpful.
Remembrance days WITH DAYTELY
Some dates call for a little space, not a celebration. Keep the day somewhere you can return to, with reminders only in the way that feels right for you.
8 November
Every yearA NOTE FOR LATER
A favourite song. A little time. No particular plan.
An illustrative example. Make the details your own.
A LITTLE CONTEXT
You may want a quiet heads-up, a moment with a memory or a reminder to check in on someone else. You may prefer no notification at all. Daytely gives you somewhere to keep the date; how you meet it is entirely yours. A short note can hold a memory you would like to find again.
A FEW WAYS TO MAKE IT YOURS
Keep a date in your calendar and decide whether a reminder would feel helpful.
Remember a day that may be difficult for a friend and reach out in your own words.
Save a note about a song, a place or a small tradition you may want to return to.
FROM A THOUGHT TO A SAVED DATE
Once you have application access, here’s how to get started.
Choose Remembrance Day and connect it to a contact.
Add the date and a title of your choosing. Include a note only if you want to.
Review the yearly schedule and reminder settings. You can keep reminders turned off for the date.
No. Remembrance Day is a date type you can use for a personal memorial or another date of reflection. Daytely does not automatically import public holidays into it.
Yes. You can turn reminders off for the individual date and keep it in your calendar.
Yes. Use whatever wording feels comfortable. You do not have to use the person’s name in the event title.
Saving the date does not send a message to the contact or their family. Email and dashboard reminders are for your own account.
Yes. You can keep a relevant remembrance date with their contact. If you simply want a separate one-time check-in, General reminder is another option.
A LITTLE SPACE FOR WHAT MATTERS
Keep the dates you want to hold onto, in your own way.