Mac, iPhone, iPad & Apple Watch

Your plans.
One quick entry.

A date, a time, and a few words. Add a plan to your calendar without losing your train of thought.

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Actual Yotei app · English
Actual Yotei app · English
01Less typing
02Remembered calendars
03Two alerts
04A shortcut away

Yotei Quick Entry

A small space for
your next plan.

Keep the entry simple. Open the details when you need them.

9 · 1230

Write time your way.

Use a short hour or a compact time. The preview shows Today, Tomorrow, or the actual date before you save.

@1d · @1w

A little ahead.

Tomorrow, two days from now, or next week. Relative dates keep quick plans quick, including across New Year.

1 + 2

The details stay handy.

Choose a calendar and two alerts. Yotei remembers your choices, with separate alerts for timed and all-day events.

3 steps

A thought to remember.
A moment to add it.

Your last 300 added events are in History. Open Calendar to edit them. Clearing Yotei history leaves your calendar events in place.

  1. Enter when.

    Try 9, @1d 12, or @1w 930. Leave the time blank for an all-day event.

  2. Write your plan.

    Recent text appears as suggestions while you type. Choose the calendar and alerts when you need them.

  3. Add, then carry on.

    A brief toast confirms the save. The fields clear, ready for the next thought.

macOS

Always close by on Mac.

Find the pencil in your menu bar, or open quick entry from any app with Control+Option+Space. Press Control+Command+M in the body field to add the entry.

Control+Option+Space