Drey is a calendar, a to-do list and a notes app in one.
Every meeting opens its own note, and every task with a date sits on its day.
My meetings were in Google Calendar, my tasks in TickTick and my notes in Notion. I got tired of asking three apps what my day looked like. So I’m building the calendar I wanted.
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Your to-dos sit beside the week. Drag one onto Thursday and it’s a block of time, next to your meetings. Give it a time and Drey reminds you.
Open any event and it has a note of its own, ready for the agenda before and the decisions after. A weekly meeting gets a fresh note each time, with last week’s on top.
Add your Google or Outlook calendar and its events show up beside your to-dos. Drey spots the Meet, Zoom or Teams link, so joining is one click from the note.
Day, week, month and agenda views on Mac, Windows, Linux, the web and iPhone. Move a meeting on your laptop and it has moved on your phone.
Drey is one. Every event on the calendar opens its own note, and the note stays with that event.
In Drey, yes. Add your Google calendar by its link and each of its events can open a note, kept in Drey.
Yes. A to-do with a date sits on that day, and one with a time is drawn beside your meetings. Tick it on the calendar and it’s ticked in the note it came from.
Drey recognises their links in an event and shows a join button with the right mark.
Yes, on your iPhone and on your desktop. You can also get a summary of your day each morning.
I’m letting people in from the waitlist a few at a time. Joining is free, and your invite comes by email.