The Daylite Platform
Daylite runs natively on your Mac, iPhone, and iPad — fast, offline-ready, and built for Apple. Here's where it all lives, plus your account and the tools it connects to.
Daylite is native to your Apple devices — Mac, iPhone, and iPad — with a web tool for managing your account and connections out to the rest of your software. Here's how it all fits together.
Native Apps Built The Apple Ecosystem
Daylite isn't a website in a browser tab. It's a true native app on every Apple device, and that's a deliberate choice with real payoffs:
Fast and familiar. Daylite feels like it belongs on your Mac and iPhone, because it's built for them — not a web page squeezed onto your screen.
Works offline. Each app keeps a local copy of your data, so you can look up contacts, work your pipeline, and add notes with no internet connection required. Everything syncs automatically the moment you're back online — you can work through a flight and have it all send when you land. A pure web CRM can't do that.
Deep Apple integration. Daylite ties directly into Apple Mail, Contacts, and Calendar instead of reinventing them.
All three apps work from one dataset in Daylite Cloud, so what you do on one device is there on the others.
Daylite on the Mac
The Mac is Daylite's home base and its most complete experience. It's where you'll find everything — contacts, companies, emails, opportunities, projects, tasks, appointments, notes, — alongside the Pipeline Boards, insight view, reporting, and administration. If you're setting up Daylite, tailoring your pipelines, or doing focused work, the Mac is where you'll do it.
Daylite on the iPhone & iPad
On iPhone and iPad, Daylite is built for the moments between the desk. Look up a contact before a meeting, check your day, log a note, or start a call or email right from a record. The iPad's larger screen is great for working a pipeline or taking notes in a meeting, while the iPhone keeps the essentials in your pocket — and everything you capture syncs straight back to your Mac.
Manage Your Account on the Web
Your subscription, adding users, and billing are handled in a web tool you can reach from any browser — the one part of Daylite that doesn't live in a native app.
Integrations & Automations
Connect Daylite to the rest of your stack through the built in integrations, REST API, third-party integrations, and no-code automation platforms like Zapier and Make.
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