No tiers, no seat limits, no feature gates. Every plan includes all of it — just pick how you'd rather pay.
Both plans include everything above — the only difference is how often you're billed.
Dayrail's carry-over and evening review only mean something after you've used it across at least two calendar days — a shorter trial wouldn't show you the part that's actually different from a plain calendar.
No permanent free tier. There's a 3-day free trial, then $7/month or $70/year.
Yes. Dayrail is $70/year if you pay annually, instead of $7/month — that's 2 months free compared to paying monthly. Same plan, same features, just a cheaper way to pay.
Yes. Cancel from your account at any time and you won't be billed again.
Not yet. Dayrail currently syncs with Google Calendar only. Other calendars are being considered for a future release.
Dayrail reads your existing events so it can show your real day, and creates or updates events you schedule through Dayrail so your calendar always reflects your plan. See the Privacy Policy for full detail.