What is Daylite?

Daylite is an all-in-one CRM and productivity app built exclusively for Apple devices, made for service businesses that want clients, sales, projects, email, and calendar in one place.

Daylite is an all-in-one CRM and productivity app built exclusively for Apple devices. It's made for service-based businesses — people who sell their time and expertise — and it brings your client management, sales, projects, email, calendar, tasks, and notes together in one Apple-native app.

If you want one place where everything about a client lives — who they are, the deal you're working, the project you're delivering, the emails you've traded, and what you need to do next — that's Daylite. Instead of juggling separate tools and chasing scattered details, you get one connected system.

Daylite is a CRM and a Productivity App in One

Many CRMs focus primarily on managing contacts and sales. Daylite connects that CRM data directly to the projects and day-to-day work those relationships generate.

Everything lives in one database, where related people, companies, opportunities, projects, emails, appointments, tasks, and notes can be linked together.

• Contacts and Companies — the people and organizations you work with, and your full history with each
• Opportunities — your sales deals, tracked visually through pipelines on the Opportunities Board
• Projects — the work you deliver, with linked tasks, timelines, and communication history
• Calendar, Tasks, and Notes — the daily tools you use to plan, follow through, and record what matters
• Email — your inbox connected directly to your CRM, sales, and projects.

Because sales, delivery, and day-to-day activity share one system, you don't have to manage the client in one tool and the work for that client in another.

Daylite is a Native Apple App Backed by the Cloud

Daylite is delivered as a subscription. Your data lives in Daylite Cloud, and native apps for Mac, iPhone, and iPad sync to it.

Why that matters:

• Native apps are faster. feel like they belong on Apple hardware, rather than a website in a browser tab.
• They keep working offline. You can work through your opportunities, add notes, and check your calendar with no connection — then everything syncs automatically the moment you're back online.
• The cloud handles the heavy lifting. Hosting, syncing across your devices and team, and backups — so there's no server for you to run.

Your subscription covers hosting, sync, backups, and ongoing updates.

Daylite Connects to Other Tools

Daylite isn't a walled garden. It connects out to the rest of your stack in a few ways:

• Native integrations Apple Contacts, and Apple Calendar
• Automation platforms such as Zapier and Make, for no-code workflows between Daylite and thousands of other services
• A REST API for developers who want to build directly against Daylite