Creaseday isn't a to-do system or a big planner. It's a little paper calendar in your Mac's menu bar. Click the date and your month is right there: memos, colored days and trips sit in the squares, so one look tells you what's coming. Pull a day onto your desktop to keep what needs doing in sight, and set a reminder when you want a nudge. That's it. No setup, nothing to learn.

Key Features

Read it at a glance — six weeks, no scrolling. The first memo shows right in the square, and a small corner mark tells you there's more.
Color days and draw spans — a highlighter for days that matter, and lines that run across weeks for trips and deadlines.
Drag a day out — pull any date onto your desktop as a sticky note that knows its date. Write on it, check things off, and tape it above other windows.
Undated — to-dos without a day wait on a sheet folded under the calendar's corner. Press ⌥↩ to float one on your screen.
Paste Notes — paste meeting notes and every line that starts with a date becomes a memo on that day. Simple local rules, no AI, no internet.
Reminders, only when you ask — give a memo a time, or start a Quick Reminder for 10, 30 or 60 minutes.
Start from anywhere — click or right-click the menu bar date, use your own shortcut, or send selected text from any app with Services → Add to Creaseday.
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