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# Apple Integration

From its inception, Daylite has been designed to integrate with Apple. We have never been a Windows company, nor do we offer Android versions of our software for download.

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Daylite's ability to integrate seamlessly with Apple is what makes us stand out above other apps on the market today.
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What does this mean to you?

It means you can **sync** your Daylite Contacts to the Contacts App on macOS or iOS. This gives you the benefit of caller ID when you dial out or receive calls on your iPhone.

You can **overlay** other calendars onto your Daylite Calendar, or sync your Daylite Calendar to the Calendars App.

You can get reminders sent to you from Daylite for follow ups and to-dos in the Reminders app on your iPhone or iPad.

Tie your emails directly to Contacts, Projects, and Opportunities in Daylite, or create follow ups, New Contacts and schedule appointments all from Apple Mail.

Mail in Daylite also supports Apple Intelligence features such as **Writing Tools** for macOS 15.2 Sequoia, which helps you write and revise emails directly in the New Message window.

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There are so many examples of Apple integration, and this guide book will help explore some of them.


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