Daybridge review
A flexible calendar for offline planning across personal and work schedules.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Nov 2026
Daybridge brings work, personal plans, travel, tasks, and shared activities into one calendar application. It is designed primarily for individuals coordinating personal and work schedules, with applications for web, Mac, iPhone, and Android. The product connects Google, iCloud, Microsoft Outlook, and Fastmail calendars, while its own tools combine events, tasks, blocks, markers, shared calendars, and reminders in one planning system.
Its strongest distinction is the combination of offline access and structured calendar organization. Users can view and edit calendars offline, with local synchronization, while time blocking provides dedicated calendar blocks for planned work. Areas, colour-coding, tabs, and separate filters support different planning contexts, and time-zone tools add support for travel. Two-way synchronization sends changes back to connected calendars, making Daybridge relevant for people who need one workspace without abandoning their existing calendar accounts.
The published plans separate mobile access from broader device coverage. Daybridge Free includes the full calendar on iPhone and Android, connections to Google, iCloud, and Fastmail, plus events, tasks, blocks, markers, areas, and colour-coding. Daybridge Plus adds the web app, Mac app, Quick Add in seven languages, and a keyboard-first command palette. A 7-day free trial is listed, and pricing varies by region. Daybridge should suit individuals who value offline editing, time blocking, travel planning, and connected calendars; people seeking a product positioned around business teams may need a different fit.
Questions about Daybridge
Does Daybridge have a free plan? Yes: the Daybridge Free plan is free.
Is there a free trial of Daybridge? Yes: a 7-day free trial.
What does Daybridge run on? Web, macOS, iOS and Android. It runs in the cloud, as a desktop app and as a mobile app.
What does Daybridge integrate with? 5 integrations: Google Calendar, iCloud, Microsoft Outlook, Fastmail and Cal.com.
Who is Daybridge built for? Solo users (our editorial estimate).
Daybridge pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Two-way synchronization with Google, iCloud, Outlook, and Fastmail
- Offline viewing, editing, and local synchronization
- Time blocking, shared calendars, tabs, and colour-coded areas
- Where it doesn't
- The Free plan is focused on iPhone and Android access
- Web and Mac apps require the Plus plan
- Its positioning is aimed at individuals rather than business teams
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