Dayze Is Live in ChatGPT's Plugin Directory
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ChatGPT is good at answering questions. But without context, it does not know the plans, people, and history that make your life yours.
Dayze is now live in ChatGPT's Plugin directory.
Install the Dayze plugin, connect your Dayze account once, then ask ChatGPT questions like:
- "What matters this week?"
- "Who have I not caught up with lately?"
- "What did I spend last week?"
- "What trips do I have coming up?"
When you ask Dayze, ChatGPT can use the life context you already keep there to give you an answer grounded in your records. You do not have to paste your calendar, explain who everyone is, or rebuild the same context in every new conversation.
Give AI your life context
Most AI assistants begin every conversation with the same problem: they know a lot about the world, but very little about your world.
Dayze gives you one place to keep the personal context that matters—your calendar, relationships, money, travel, and the moments you want to remember. The Dayze plugin for ChatGPT makes that context available when you choose to use it in a conversation.
That changes the questions you can ask. Instead of "help me plan a week" in the abstract, you can ask "what matters this week?" and get an answer based on the week in your Dayze. Instead of explaining who Maya Rose is again, you can ask "who is Maya Rose in my Dayze?"
The result is not a generic assistant trying to infer your life from a chat thread. It is ChatGPT working from the life graph you can see and correct in Dayze.
How to enable Dayze in ChatGPT
The quickest route is the Dayze listing in ChatGPT. You can also open Plugins in the ChatGPT sidebar and search for Dayze.
- Open the Dayze listing while signed in to ChatGPT.
- Select Install plugin.
- If ChatGPT asks you to Connect, select it to start account setup. Installing the plugin alone does not give it access to your Dayze account.
- Sign in to your Dayze account when the Dayze authorization page opens.
- Review what ChatGPT is asking for. Reading your Life Context comes first. Add records lets ChatGPT save new records; Edit records is optional and lets it fix details of existing ones. Then select Allow.
- Start a new ChatGPT conversation. Mention Dayze with
@Dayze, or choose Dayze from the + menu.
If you cannot install the plugin, check your ChatGPT plan, region, and workspace settings. In a managed workspace, an administrator controls which plugins and apps members can install.
Once connected, try:
@Dayze, what matters this week?
For 101 prompts to try, see 101 ChatGPT Prompts for the Dayze Plugin.
You can review or disconnect the connection later under ChatGPT → Settings → Plugins: select Dayze, then Disconnect. You can also revoke it from Dayze → Settings → Agent access → Connected apps.
What you can ask Dayze
The live listing works with your connected Dayze account and, without an account, can also search a public notable-people catalog. When we launched on Oct 15, the listing focused on reading your Life Context. It can now also add and edit when you allow those scopes. Here are six ways to use it.
1. Start with your week
Dayze can assemble a compact view of the things most likely to matter now: upcoming events, important people, recent money context, and travel. This is what powers broad questions such as "what matters this week?"
It is a useful starting point when you do not want to ask five separate questions just to get oriented.
2. Read your calendar
Ask what is happening today, this week, or inside a specific date range. Dayze returns the events stored in your account, using your account timezone, so ChatGPT can help you understand the shape of your schedule.
Try:
@Dayze, what is on my calendar between Monday and Sunday?
3. Answer questions about your people
Dayze can look up the people and relationship context you have saved. Ask who someone is, what Dayze knows about them, or who may need your attention.
Try:
@Dayze, who is Maya Rose in my Dayze?
Dayze returns the matching account context, with a link to inspect the source when one is available. If a detail is missing or a person’s identity is uncertain, check the record in Dayze before relying on the answer.
4. Summarize money context
Ask about spending recorded in Dayze Finance for a defined period. ChatGPT can find matching transactions and summarize what Dayze returned without treating an incomplete result as a complete total.
Try:
@Dayze, what did I spend last week?
Dayze can read financial context you have saved. It cannot buy anything, move money, manage billing, or make a payment.
5. Surface upcoming travel
Dayze can read travel information already stored in your account and help you find upcoming plans for a date range.
Try:
@Dayze, what trips do I have coming up this month?
It cannot book, change, or cancel travel. It only reads the context you have already saved.
6. Search across your Dayze
When you remember one detail but not where it lives, ChatGPT can search saved contacts, events, merchants, items, and memories for a literal name or phrase and explain what matched.
Try:
@Dayze, search for "Quantum" and tell me what matched.
This is useful for finding a saved detail without navigating each part of Dayze separately. Search does not scan your email or the web.
What it can and cannot change
With your authorization, the Dayze plugin can read your Life Context. If you allow Add records, it can save new private records. If you allow Edit records, it can fix details of existing ones after showing you what it plans to change. It cannot delete your records. It also cannot send messages, publish posts, book travel, make purchases, or delete your account.
When we launched on Oct 15, the listing was read-focused. The directory plugin has since gained Add and Edit when you grant those permissions on the consent screen.
Dayze also tells ChatGPT which Dayze account answered. If a result is incomplete—or if nothing relevant is stored—ChatGPT should say so instead of inventing an answer. When a source link is available, you can use it to inspect and correct the underlying record in Dayze.
Your life stays yours
Connecting Dayze uses OAuth, so you never paste an API key into a chat. The app requests identity, Life Context access, and connection-refresh access; review those permissions on the authorization screen, including optional Add records and Edit records. When you use the app, ChatGPT may share relevant conversation context and, if Memory is on, relevant memories with Dayze to handle your request. Review OpenAI’s connected-app data guidance and your ChatGPT data controls before connecting.
You stay in control:
- You choose when to connect Dayze.
- You can see and correct your records in the Dayze app.
- You can disconnect from ChatGPT or revoke the connection in Dayze settings.
- Revoking the connection stops future access through that connection. It does not remove Dayze information already included in ChatGPT conversations or memories; manage those separately in ChatGPT.
As with any connected app, review the authorization screen before allowing access. ChatGPT availability and workspace controls can vary by plan, region, role, and interface.
One life graph, available where you ask
Your life does not begin inside a chat window. It is spread across plans, people, places, payments, memories, and all the small details that give a question meaning.
Dayze gives that context a home. The Dayze plugin for ChatGPT makes it useful in the conversation you are already having.
Open Dayze in ChatGPT, install the plugin, connect your account, and ask:
@Dayze, what matters this week?
Dayze also has its own apps: it is on Google Play for Android, and on the App Store for iPhone.
Frequently Asked Questions
With your authorization, it can read calendar, people, finance, travel, and other life context from your connected Dayze account. If you allow Add records, it can save new private records; if you allow Edit records, it can fix details of existing ones. It cannot delete. Without connecting an account, the listing can also search a public notable-people catalog.
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