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DAYTELY HELP CENTER

A little help, right when you need it.

Clear guides for adding dates, choosing reminders, organizing people and using Daytely with confidence.

Getting started

The essentials for setting up Daytely and creating your first useful reminders.

Getting started with DaytelySet up your date space, add a meaningful first reminder and learn the small choices that keep it useful.

Dates & people

Organize birthdays, milestones, appointments and practical dates without losing their context.

How to choose the right date typeMatch birthdays, appointments, renewals, subscriptions and personal traditions with fields that make sense.Adding and organizing peopleKeep birthdays and shared milestones connected to the right person without turning Daytely into a crowded address book.Adding a birthday when you do not know the birth yearSave the month and day, understand age limitations and keep the reminder comfortable for the person involved.Creating a custom date that stays meaningfulGive personal traditions, milestones and unusual deadlines a clear name, useful recurrence and enough context for later.

Reminders & recurrence

Choose when Daytely should nudge you and how often a date should return.

Setting reminders that feel helpfulChoose reminder timing by working backward from what you want to do, with enough space to act and little unnecessary noise.Understanding one-time, monthly and yearly recurrenceChoose a recurrence pattern that reflects the real event and know when a fresh record is clearer than repetition.Time zones and date boundariesUnderstand why a date can appear different across locations and how to record travel, calls and international occasions clearly.

Account & privacy

Understand your information, settings and the boundaries of what Daytely does.

Writing useful notes without storing sensitive informationKeep the context that helps you remember while leaving passwords, financial details and private records where they belong.Daytely privacy and data basicsUnderstand what information belongs in Daytely, what the public website collects and how to make privacy-minded choices.

A LITTLE SPACE FOR WHAT MATTERS

Life has a lot of dates. Give yours a home.

Your people, your plans and the things you want to remember.

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