Daycrane

Some things you shouldn’t have to remember.

Daycrane remembers them.

Daycrane keeps birthdays and anniversaries in one place, with a short email every Friday and a calendar feed your phone can subscribe to.

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An example of the weekly email

From:DaycraneFri 09:00

This week — Anna’s birthday, and two more

  • Fri 29 AugBirthdayAnna Beckett turns 41
  • Sun 31 AugAnniversaryJames & Miriam, twelve years
  • Wed 3 SepBirthdayGrandma Ruth turns 88

Worth planning for

  • 14 NovBirthdayMum turns 50

Sent to you@example.com every Friday morning.

First

Add it once

A name and a date. The year is optional — leave it out and we simply won’t mention an age.

Then

Forget about it

Nothing to open, no streak to keep, no badge to clear. Daycrane is quiet on purpose.

Friday

It arrives

One email covering this week and the two after it. When nothing is coming, we don’t write at all.

And the ones that need more warning.

A fiftieth is not a card you buy on the way. The digest counts down the ones far enough out to do something about.

It lives in your calendar too

Subscribe once and every date appears in Apple Calendar, Google Calendar or Outlook, updating as you change them. No app to install.

Lists that other people share

A household, a team, a group of friends. One set of dates serves everyone instead of each person keeping their own copy.

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Start with one date.

The one you’d hate to get wrong. The rest can follow whenever.

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