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DAYTELY A–Z

The language of dates, made clearer.

Friendly definitions for reminders, recurring dates, anniversaries, privacy and the calendar ideas used across Daytely.

A

AgeThe elapsed time since a verified date of birth, commonly expressed in completed years.All-day dateA calendar date with no specific clock time.AnniversaryA recurring date that marks a past event or beginning.Annual reminderA notification connected to a date that returns once each year.

B

Birth yearThe calendar year in which a person was born.BirthdayThe annual date associated with a person’s birth.

C

Calendar dateA named day in a calendar, usually expressed as a year, month and day.ContactA person record used to keep related dates and context together.Custom dateA flexible date type for a moment or deadline without a suitable built-in category.

D

Data minimizationThe practice of keeping only personal information that is necessary for a clear purpose.Date boundaryThe local midnight at which one calendar date changes to the next.Date typeA template that gives a date suitable fields, labels and common recurrence choices.Day-of reminderA notification delivered on the calendar date itself.Due dateThe date by which an action, payment or submission is expected.

L

Lead timeThe interval between a reminder and the date it prepares you for.Leap dayThe extra calendar day, 29 February, added in a leap year.

M

MilestoneA date or event that marks meaningful progress, change or completion.Monthly recurrenceA pattern that returns once in each calendar month.

N

NoteOptional context stored with a date to help you understand or act on it later.Notification channelThe method through which a reminder reaches you.

O

One-time dateA date intended to occur once rather than repeat automatically.

P

Person-linked dateA date connected to a contact or relationship.Practical dateA date mainly remembered so that an action can be completed on time.

R

RecurrenceA rule that makes a date return on a repeated schedule.Remembrance dateA date set aside to remember a person, loss or significant past event.ReminderA notification or visible cue intended to help you notice an approaching date.Reminder fatigueThe tendency to ignore notifications after receiving too many low-value or repetitive alerts.

S

Sensitive informationPersonal data that could cause significant harm, intrusion or discrimination if misused.Subscription renewalThe date on which a subscription is expected to continue into another billing period.

T

Time zoneA region that uses a shared standard for civil time.

Y

Yearly recurrenceA pattern that returns once per calendar year, usually on the same month and day.

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