Plan your day in
under a minute
Stack what matters into a deck, work through it card by card, and close the day to keep your streak alive.
6 cards in today’s plan
No more
endless lists.
Classic apps list everything you could do and make you feel bad for every item you don't finish. Deckly hands you only what you'll do today, as a single deck. Your goal is simply to clear that deck and close the day.
Swipe, close,
move on.
Swipe a card right to complete it, or left to take a card that no longer fits your plan out of the deck. Hold and drag up or down to reorder, or tap a card to write down the details. It all takes seconds.
Count the reps,
clock the minutes.
Give a routine a rep count (say, 3 sets of push-ups), a duration (say, 30 minutes of reading), or both. Timed cards keep counting down on your Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island, even while your phone is locked. When time's up, the card closes itself.
Swipe a stage to finish it · hold to reorder
Big goals,
one stage at a time.
Set a project's start and end dates, split it into ordered stages, then send the next stage to today's deck. Finishing a stage checks it off and fills the progress bar.
Reopen any day,
notes and all.
Tap a day on your heatmap for its full recap with everything you finished, plus the notes you left. Pin a note to a routine so it returns every day, or jot one just for that day.
Tap any lit day to open its recap.
Last 7 days
More unlocks as you
close your days
There's a pattern
hidden in your days.
Every card you close quietly feeds your stats. Your streak on the heatmap shows from day one; the deeper insights stay locked until you close the day and earn that clean screen. Deckly turns sticking to your routine into a game.
It all unlocks, one closed day at a time.
Not soulless,
not overdone.
There are hundreds of soulless, meaningless to-do apps. Others try to add meaning to everything and end up scattering your focus. Deckly hits the sweet spot: when you finish a task, a meaningful quote appears on screen for a few seconds. That's it.
One deck,
morning to night.
Here's how an ordinary day runs through it, card by card.
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1 Push-ups
Each right swipe ticks off a rep. A reading card with a duration counts itself down in the same deck.
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2 Deep work
Lock the phone and leave it on the desk. The timer keeps running on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island.
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3 A2 Grammar
From a project too big for one day, only the next stage lands in today's deck.
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4 Reading
Jot a note on the card, close the day, keep the streak. Tomorrow your routines are dealt in again.
- List-weary plannersOnly today's deck, never the whole backlog.
- Habit buildersA streak you can actually see on the heatmap.
- Students and project leadsExams and projects, split into stages.
- Deep workersPhone locked, timer still on the Lock Screen.
Before you deal your first day
The things people actually wonder about, answered straight.
My days never go to plan. What happens then?
Nothing breaks. The deck is meant to move: add a card mid-day, hold one to drag it into a new order, swipe left on whatever no longer fits.
Deckly isn't asking you to follow a script you wrote at 8am. It's asking one thing at the end of the day: what did you actually finish?
I don't have time to plan every morning. How long does this take?
Under a minute, most days. Your routines are already dealt into today's deck when you open the app, so you never start at an empty screen.
All that's left is adding the one or two things that make today different. That's the whole ritual.
My to-do list is way longer than one deck.
It should be. A deck is deliberately smaller than your list, because a list holds everything you might do and a deck holds what you'll do today.
The rest doesn't disappear. Leave it for a later day, or turn it into a project, split it into ordered stages, and send the next stage to your deck when it's time.
I have a big goal, a marathon or an exam. How does that fit into one day?
It doesn't have to. You turn it into a project: give it a start and end date, then split it into ordered stages. Deckly counts the days you have left and fills the bar as stages close.
When a stage is up, send it to today's deck and it becomes one card among the rest. The goal stays big. What lands on your day is one slice of it.
Is it going to bury me in notifications?
Two a day: one in the morning to deal your deck, one in the evening to close it. You pick both times, and you can turn either one off.
Beyond that, Deckly only pings you for a card you personally gave a time to.
If I start a timed card, do I have to keep the app open?
No. A timed card keeps counting down on your lock screen and in the Dynamic Island, so you can put the phone away and get on with it. Pausing and resuming works straight from there.
At zero the card closes itself. If you finish early, just swipe it done.
How will I actually see that I'm making progress?
Every day you close becomes a square on your heatmap. Tap any lit day to reopen it with everything you finished and the notes you left behind.
Your streak shows from day one. The deeper stats unlock as you close more days, so the picture gets richer the longer you stay with it.
Can I really use it for free, or do I hit a wall on day two?
You can plan a real day for free: 3 routines, 2 tasks and 2 projects, plus the deck, the swipes, closing your day and your heatmap. No ads, ever.
Premium lifts the limits and opens the extras: full stats, planning days ahead, and importing from your Reminders. There's a free trial first, and you can cancel any time.
If I switch phones, do I lose my history?
No. Your deck, your notes and every day you've closed live with your account, not with the device. Sign in on the new phone and it's all there.
For a subscription, open Profile → Restore Purchases once and Premium comes back with it.
Still wondering about something? Get in touch.