Daily Do Brief
My mornings meant checking the calendar, the mail, the packages and everything due, app by app. So I put it all on one large-print page I can read on my phone or print.
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Updated November 8, 2026
My mornings meant checking the calendar, the mail, the packages and everything due, app by app. So I put it all on one large-print page I can read on my phone or print.
It started in my driveway, squinting at a warning light I couldn’t name, with a 532-page PDF on my phone and no idea what to search for.
It started as a Notes file my wife and I were both editing every Sunday and never quite agreeing on.
I wanted to know what was happening in the world without scrolling for it.
I wondered how many of my photos existed only on an old drive in a drawer. The answer turned out to be sixteen thousand.
My work scheduling system doesn’t talk to Apple Calendar, and I was tired of typing my schedule by hand.
It came from the paper break board at the front of a busy store: a highlighter, a dozen names, and no way to see coverage at a glance.
It began as a way to show off the fold: one screen, two people facing each other, racing to obey a command before the buzzer.
Dates come from the App Store, and the notes are my summaries. This covers first listings and recent updates, not every release.
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