Your days, one block
at a time.
A scrolling, day-by-day agenda where every day is its own editable
card — to-dos, notes, headings, quotes, toggles, and calendar
events, all built from Notion-style blocks with a /
command menu. It saves straight to your browser the second you
type, with no account and no setup. Sign in, free, only if you
want it to follow you to another device.
Everything a day planner should do
Real block editor
Headings, to-dos, bullet/numbered lists, toggles, quotes and
dividers — inserted with / or Markdown shortcuts
like [] and 1., just like typing.
One scrolling timeline
Every day is its own card in one continuous scroll — jump to any date with a month picker, or hide past days once they're done with.
Google Calendar sync
Connect a Google account (read-only — nothing you do in Agenda ever changes your real calendar) to pull events onto the matching day, and rearrange them freely within your agenda.
A Notes box that isn't tied to a day
The same block editor, always pinned at the top, for anything that doesn't belong to one specific date.
Sync when you want it
Sign in free with just an email — no password — and the same agenda follows you to your other devices. Skip it and everything still works.
Easy on the eyes
A warm gold theme in light or dark, plus one-click JSON export
any time you want your own backup, and .ics
calendar file import.
Questions
Do I need an account?
No. Open the app and start typing — everything saves to your browser's local storage automatically. An account is only needed if you want the same agenda on more than one device.
What happens to my agenda if I don't sign in?
It stays only in that browser, on that device, forever — nothing is ever sent to a server. You can export a JSON backup any time from the top bar if you want your own copy.
How does signing in work?
Enter your email and we send a one-time link — no password to create or remember. Click it and you're in.
Is it really free?
Yes — no paid tier, no limits, no ads. See our Terms and Privacy Policy for the details.