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Builds shareable day plans — trips, workouts, errands — from a prompt, with locations and video attached to each event.
Daystack organises a day into a 'stack': an ordered list of events for a trip, a workout, an errand run or anything else. You can build a stack by hand or generate one from a prompt, which the site says runs on GPT-4. Events take location tags and can carry YouTube video, and finished stacks can be liked, shared and browsed in a public catalogue of community-made plans. It runs on desktop and mobile web today, with iOS available through TestFlight and Android in beta. No company, founder, country or pricing is published, and parts of the marketing page still carry placeholder Lorem ipsum text.
No pricing page is reachable — the Pricing link in the navigation is commented out of the markup, and the app is opened directly with no plan selection.
Use tool ↗The idea is neat — a playlist, but for the events of a day — and prompt-generated stacks plus a browsable community catalogue make it more social than a to-do list. In practice it reads as an unfinished indie side project: placeholder copy still on the marketing page, mobile apps in TestFlight and beta, no pricing, no named operator. Fine to try, risky to depend on.
Watch out: With no named operator, no pricing model and beta-only mobile apps, there is nothing to suggest the service will still be running next year — do not store plans you cannot afford to lose.
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